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Third Weigh In

So, I have had another great week. I even allowed myself pizza one night, and with yesterday being fast Sunday I had all my points at dinner time so we made orange chicken. Mmmmmmm! I love that stuff. So, I am so happy to say that I have lost exactly 1 pound this week. Ya!!! Mark lost 1.8 pounds. Way to go Mark!!! I think we are doing well. Probably the hardest part is today. Whenever there is a celebration I want to eat. It is a hard bad habit to break. I am trying to find something else to do to celebrate my birthday. Maybe I will get out something creative to do. Well, happy birthday to me 1 pound is a great present.

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Jessica Littlefield said…
HOLY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, for crying out loud! Hey, I'm slacking off..no card in the mail this year. But I did remember that its your birthday! Congrats on losing a pound, really, think about how much a pound is. That is an accomplishment. I haven't weighed in yet today, but I think I'll be about the same. I better not gain!! Party it up today, hopefully someone else will do the dishes and make you dinner. Or even better, maybe you get to go out for dinner. Take care!
3/31/2008 9:18 AM
Nielson said…
You are awesome--you are doing so great! I think for your birthday, instead of cake you should have a nap or something (at least that's what I would want!) :)
3/31/2008 10:41 AM
Kate said…
Happy Happy Birthday! Way to go on another pound. A pound a week is great!!
3/31/2008 6:51 PM
The Kohler Family said…
Congratulations and keep up the good work!
3/31/2008 8:38 PM
Dione said…
Good going Becky! You're on your way! I hope you had a great day - you deserve it! I love ya!
3/31/2008 10:59 PM
Kari Carrigan said…
I hope you had a great birthday! Congrats on losing another lb, that is great!
4/01/2008 11:16 AM
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