YEAR 2015
JANUARY 20: 233.4
JANUARY 27: 232.6
FEBRUARY 3 : 233.6
February 10: 234.00
February 17: 232.2
February 24: 230.4
March 3: 230.00
March 17: 226.3
March 24: 229
March 31: 231.4
April 7: 229.6
April 14: skipped
April 21: 231.00
April 28: 231.00
MAY 5: 233.00
May 12: 228.00
June 9: 231.4
Dec 17: 234.3
2016
Feb 17, 2016: 239.00 (at this point grew alarmed and frustrated, switched out sweet tea for water and unsweetened and axed the breakfast sandwiches and replaced with fruit)
March 9, 2016: 231.2
March 17 2016: 231.8
March 31: 228.8
April 7: 228.2
April 14: 229.00
April 28: 226.00
May 25: 225.2
MAY 19: 229.4
May 27: 224.2
Whew, it's been a slow spiral downward. I know I'd lose weight a heck of a lot faster if I wouldn't have the occasional sodas and late-night pizza rolls, I am sure. Psychologically, it feels great to have breached the 225 mark. I'm sure I'll fluctuate back up over 225, especially over the food-filled Memorial Day weekend, but 224 is probably the lowest weight I've been since I got married. What makes me feel relatively good about this weight loss is that I've done it all without really adding much exercise to the mix, but now that the warm weather seems to have finally settled in I'll be running a lot more and that should really help with taking off pounds. My goal has been to breach the 220 mark sometime in mid-June and I think I'm on pace to do that. I ran two miles last night after dark and that felt great. I think the last time I tried running I was near my peak weight, so I definitely noticed a difference.
Linda McGhee
Kevin, 5 pounds, that's great! It's a tough journey, I know I've been traveling that road all my life. Keep up the good work, an occasional slip is OK now and again.
Becky Wellington
You are doing great. Keep up he good work! I love all the pictures of Aster. She is getting so big