Exercise!
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- crystalgaze
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Well.... I am a little excited now....
My room is clean enough, and I think there's enough space to do some yoga maybe....
The back room is also clean enough, and I think I could put down my exercise mat....
Exercise was, of course, more cleaning.
>>>>>>>>>>pablos and Obayan<<<<<<<<<<<<
Again, thanks for the positive energy.... & now.... I will send some your way, as well!!!! ^_^

My room is clean enough, and I think there's enough space to do some yoga maybe....
The back room is also clean enough, and I think I could put down my exercise mat....
Exercise was, of course, more cleaning.
>>>>>>>>>>pablos and Obayan<<<<<<<<<<<<
Again, thanks for the positive energy.... & now.... I will send some your way, as well!!!! ^_^
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((((((((((((Warmie))))))))))))))))) I hope it can happen for you soon!!!!
I am in the process of thinking up a diet for myself--based on my cooking ability, and also what I'm trying to avoid (more weight gain & illness). I am particularly trying to avoid yeast infections/urinary tract infections.
So far, I've come up with:
Greek Yogurt (snack/breakfast).... (Greek because I feel full when I eat it. While it's more expensive than regular yogurt, I truly don't feel full when I eat regular yogurt. Greek is thicker than regular yogurt, and the ones I've tried have been made with nonfat milk.)
Fruit (snack/breakfast).... (A banana probably and maybe some apples! )
Soup/Salad..... (I think this will be the event/major meal of the day. I can keep things varied by doing different soups.)
Beans with vegetables.... (I'm not sure about this, but I feel confident cooking beans because I have a few books around that give tips.
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Tea (with my formula of 1 teaspoon of honey/brown sugar plus stevia liquid)
Water
Cranberry Water/Juice (mix cranberry concentrate with water, totally not sweet like the usual )
Shake/Smoothie (made maybe with this powder I use, almond milk & of course WATER)
Dark chocolate (my favorite store brand, individually wrapped, if I go into withdrawal/get bad cravings)
The point of the diet isn't to lose weight per se, but it's to reduce the amount of food I eat because it really is too much.... I don't know how to describe it. I'm overeating and having a hard time stopping. (Usually, I may undereat and then end up overeating or overeat in the 1st place but not eat just enough.... D'oh!!!)
I am hoping by consuming less white rice and other things of that sort that doing so will help to clear up any illnesses or prevent them. Everything in moderation??
I am in the process of thinking up a diet for myself--based on my cooking ability, and also what I'm trying to avoid (more weight gain & illness). I am particularly trying to avoid yeast infections/urinary tract infections.
So far, I've come up with:
Greek Yogurt (snack/breakfast).... (Greek because I feel full when I eat it. While it's more expensive than regular yogurt, I truly don't feel full when I eat regular yogurt. Greek is thicker than regular yogurt, and the ones I've tried have been made with nonfat milk.)
Fruit (snack/breakfast).... (A banana probably and maybe some apples! )
Soup/Salad..... (I think this will be the event/major meal of the day. I can keep things varied by doing different soups.)
Beans with vegetables.... (I'm not sure about this, but I feel confident cooking beans because I have a few books around that give tips.

Tea (with my formula of 1 teaspoon of honey/brown sugar plus stevia liquid)
Water
Cranberry Water/Juice (mix cranberry concentrate with water, totally not sweet like the usual )
Shake/Smoothie (made maybe with this powder I use, almond milk & of course WATER)
Dark chocolate (my favorite store brand, individually wrapped, if I go into withdrawal/get bad cravings)
The point of the diet isn't to lose weight per se, but it's to reduce the amount of food I eat because it really is too much.... I don't know how to describe it. I'm overeating and having a hard time stopping. (Usually, I may undereat and then end up overeating or overeat in the 1st place but not eat just enough.... D'oh!!!)
I am hoping by consuming less white rice and other things of that sort that doing so will help to clear up any illnesses or prevent them. Everything in moderation??
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((((((((((( Warmie )))))))))))))))))))))))) I'm hoping so for you! To me, dancing is more fun, when you have someone to do it with ya!
I would love to ballroom again..... T.T It would also be funny to goof about with someone in those random moments of dancing around the room.
(The more laughter the better!)
Edit: I also keep being so one-track minded about exercise.... (D'oh!) While I'm in the process of moving the furniture out the space I'd like to use, there is still enough space to stationary bike & do some other things.... (& so I don't have to wait until everything is gone from the spot.) I just needed to keep thinking about the situation. (That was my "use-your-head-silly!" moment....)
I would love to ballroom again..... T.T It would also be funny to goof about with someone in those random moments of dancing around the room.
(The more laughter the better!)
Edit: I also keep being so one-track minded about exercise.... (D'oh!) While I'm in the process of moving the furniture out the space I'd like to use, there is still enough space to stationary bike & do some other things.... (& so I don't have to wait until everything is gone from the spot.) I just needed to keep thinking about the situation. (That was my "use-your-head-silly!" moment....)
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I find that exercising really DOES help with depression and anxiety. Not sure what sorts of chemicals get moved around in the body, but the extra adrenaline is really, just great!
Biggest problem I'm having now? I don't exercise that much because I'm just too darn lazy! Ha ha ha! Now if I can actually get up the energy to go outside for a jog, then I'd probably feel a lot better. Until then, I sit here and type. lol.
Biggest problem I'm having now? I don't exercise that much because I'm just too darn lazy! Ha ha ha! Now if I can actually get up the energy to go outside for a jog, then I'd probably feel a lot better. Until then, I sit here and type. lol.
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I'm planning to restart with this, as it is a New Year's resolution.
Stuff just happened when I was going to get back on the horse.... (The dot, the heart episode.... Bummer! I was actually looking forward to it, too....)
I think I'll be back in the mix this time, though! (It's part of my whole self-improvement plan.)
Stuff just happened when I was going to get back on the horse.... (The dot, the heart episode.... Bummer! I was actually looking forward to it, too....)

I think I'll be back in the mix this time, though! (It's part of my whole self-improvement plan.)
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