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I did great this week. I was able to stay on track and lost 5 lbs. Now I am starting to worry about all of the money I have wasted buying clothes because if I keep it up, I am going to need smaller clothes. My husband said to take the clothes in (yes I sew), but am not sure I am a good enough sewer and is it worth it if you only paid a couple of bucks at Wal-Mart.
Diet Calendar Entries for 14 April 2013:
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1476 kcal
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Fat: 62.28g | Prot: 68.66g | Carb: 165.41g.
Breakfast: Coffee with Milk and Sugar, 3 Cheese Mexicana Shredded Cheese, Mushroom Pieces and Stems, Egg. Lunch: Valley Fresh Steamers Macaroni and Cheese Sauce with Broccoli. Dinner: Cola, Corn on The Cob, Cooked Cauliflower (from Fresh), Chicken Breast (Skin Not Eaten). Snacks/Other: Cheese Popcorn, Milk Chocolate and Peanut Butter Eggs, Special K Cracker Chips - Southwest Ranch. more...
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4185 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Sitting - 2 hours, Yard Work (gardening) - 5 hours, Driving - 1 hour, Shopping - 2 hours and 30 minutes, Calisthenics (light, e.g. home exercise) - 10 minutes, zumbs - 20 minutes, Standing - 3 hours and 30 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours, Resting - 1 hour and 30 minutes. more...
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 Comments
Congrats.
I am giving away all of my big clothes and have found 2nd hand shops such as Good Will until I reach a weight I am comfortable with and then will go shopping. Something I've not really done for 20 years. Actually looking forward to shopping in a regular clothes store.
14 Apr 13 by member: ClassicRocker
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Congratulations! Just think of clothes shopping as a small incentive. :-) I love Goodwill for my transition clothes. What's the point of buying something for full price, when it's only going to be a temporary coverall? Keep up the good work!
14 Apr 13 by member: WonderWoman6806
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i shop at goodwill all the time! love it! Great name brands if you look around and a small percentage of the price! only buy new runners and bras n things. Everything else is 2nd hand- its like a recycle project, i donate my too big clothes and buy smaller ones.
14 Apr 13 by member: NewSarah!
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You deserve your weightloss. You really worked hard for it and don't let it be a problem. Shop at places like Goodwill, until you know your weight has stabilised. In the meantime enjoy the success of your hard work. I have the same problem: went shopping for smart new clothes about a month and a half ago and now nothing fits right. Congrats!
14 Apr 13 by member: fatpolice
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Congratulations Kathy you are doing excellent I wish I could do the same.
I think you should get rid of all big clothes or resew them to tell yours subconscious that you don't want to go back just forward ... fit and slim.
Just keep your pace!
15 Apr 13 by member: ververicka
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As I have been losing weight I have been shopping at goodwill; It is the only way I can afford to keep my clothes fitting. I have been donating all my old bigger clothes to them as well. I have personally gone from 5XL shirts to L, and went down 20 pant sizes, so that is a lot of new clothes :). You can do it! Congratulations and keep it going!
15 Apr 13 by member: Savaticus
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Wow I'm happy for you! I lost my motivation after last week.
Third shift and kids and some weeks I don't get enough rest
Then I munch..
15 Apr 13 by member: mommy8189
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WAY TO GO !!!!! take those clothes in and never let them back out and when your down another 15 lbs buy yourself something newer!
15 Apr 13 by member: mekellyuwho
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Thanks everyone. This makes me feel even more determined to make it to my goal weight. We will have to start a new group. New clothes purchased by successful dieters! Keep up the good work everyone, I will need people to join the group.
15 Apr 13 by member: Kathy Vanish
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Yaay! Kathy, I am very proud of your hard work glad your on my buddies list your accomplishments give motivation! The girls are right I am looking at thrift stores too I am an odd size to invest in clothing.
15 Apr 13 by member: The candy fan
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