Sunday, July 27th 2008
A chocolate calorie IS different from a fruit calorie. After more than a month at or near the very same weight, my conclusion is that I am eating too many snacks for the savory pleasure, and not enough snacks as part of my big nutrition picture. I am just not interested in earnestly trying to reach goal weight (about 10 pounds from that). I am enjoying the HIGH ACTIVITY level of summer, enjoying the wonderful summer fruits and the taste of beef!, enjoying not keeping track of my food. I fi...Wednesday, July 23rd 2008
Weigh-in today shows that I am still "living in the same neighborhood." I guess I am starting to get tired of the plateau, and thinking that maybe I can find the strength to be more true in my efforts and break the plateau. I am just one pound away from getting to a new neighborhood high normal instead of overweight. This week I will take special care with my snacks, an area that has been drifting for me. We will see if that has an affect on next week's weigh-in.Sunday, July 20th 2008
No time for much writing this morning. We're getting ready for church (yes, I'm going to church again), and I have a business trip north that starts later today. Travel time today, office time tomorrow, travel back time tomorrow afternoon.Friday, July 11th 2008
Home again after a long, full week work week. We were short-handed this week by three staff members. We have six staff members. So I did a lot of the "putting out fires" work which can be very satisfying yet sort of disorienting. I get nothing done on the long-term projects and feel further and further away from a real sense of accomplishment.Sunday, July 6th 2008
Yesterday I finished reading an entertaining novel, The Smoke Jumper by Nicholas Evans. A satisfying love story, one of the main characters was a smoke jumper/photographer turned war photojournalist. He traveled around the world to different altercations taking photographs of the struggles. As part of the novel, the author wrote about men and women photojournalists who had changed the way photography was used during war. Robert Capa was one name mentioned, James Nachtwey was another, there...