CELAWLOR's CalorieKing blog

Monday, Dec 27 2010

View CELAWLOR's food & exercise for this day

First, a picture. :love: This is one of my favorites. Leah will be 11 months old on Wednesday.

I'm pretty sure that this has been the most difficult year of my life, so far. Gave birth to the most difficult, high-maintenance child in history, almost got a divorce, had yet another miscarriage (which is a good thing, I think), sold our house of almost 10 years, moved, and we're currently in the middle of buying this one. Sounds much easier when summed up like this. :beatup:

The worst of all of the above has been the selling and buying of houses. I will never, ever, ever, never, ever do this again. I told my Realtor that if I have to move from this house for any reason, I am simply going to walk away from it and let the bank deal with it. But, we're not moving again. Ever. The experience was that bad that I'd rather screw my credit for 7 years than to put myself through that, again. Yes, seriously.

Living in a two story house for two weeks now has brought me to the (not so) startling conclusion that I am too fat and I need to lose weight. Lugging a baby up and down stairs all day long, along with myself, just sucks. Hubby and I are in a much better place than we were. He decided that he needed counseling and it's been helping for the most part. We've decided that we'll go ahead and try for one last baby. But, we're going to hang up the trying in about 8 months if it doesn't work. We're just too damned old and we don't want our toddler to have a 50 year old Daddy. That's just not for us.

The grand plan is to start my morning walks once my body recovers from the move. Maybe in a few more days? I'm going to put new batteries in the scale, once I can find it, and then suck it up and weigh myself. Then, re-focus on the health of myself and my family. We are all so incredibly sick of restaurants and fast food. We've been living off of that since about July. :dead2:

My account renews next week so I will be around here for at least another year. Back to the basics, for me.

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a decade ago

My 2 year old (just turned two in December) is 31 pounds and I'm still lugging her up and down the steps when I need to get down or up quickly. NOT fun! But then I started to realize that it was also a good form of exercise. Every bit helps, right? Congratulations on your new home, and welcome back. We are all in this together.

by MENOKEO

MENOKEO

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a decade ago

Beautiful baby!
I keep telling my husband I want to move to a ranch house because I'm sick of carrying a 9 month old up and down stairs all day :)

by EEYORESMOM

EEYORESMOM

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a decade ago

What a beautiful child. I live in a two story with a basement and I run up and down to all floors many times a day and never notice. You will get to that point also. It was not always so, but no matter what weight one is, ''stair'' endurance develops with useĀ—and it can be lost as well with disuse which happened when I was away from home for two weeks. I was breathing hard for a few days after I got home. I think it is one of the things that keeps me in decent shape in spite of my weight.

by SHADEAU

SHADEAU