Kathy Vanish's Journal, 30 July 2014

Got to my zumba class last night. There were only 2 of us, so had plenty of room to move. It was a 45 minute high intensity zumba class followed by 30 minutes of toning. It was great!

I was hoping my husband had fed my daughter, but that didn't happen so I had to make dinner when I got home. At least he helped by cooking pork chops; however, that screwed up my veggie day. But I stayed within my 1200-1500 calorie goal.

Today, I am hoping to get another zumba workout in tonight, but I guess it depends on what my husband has in store for me. I may end up helping put metal on the roof of our new garage and will be too tired for a workout.

Same food goal 1200-1500 pounds.

Diet Calendar Entries for 30 July 2014:
1467 kcal Fat: 58.25g | Prot: 54.85g | Carb: 197.03g.   Breakfast: Ranch Salad Dressing, Milk (2% Lowfat Without Added Vitamin A and Nonfat Solids), Special K Chocolatey Delight Cereal, Blueberries, Coffee with Milk and Sugar. Lunch: French Fried Potatoes (All Types, Salt Added, Frozen), Ranch Salad Dressing, Portabella Mushrooms, House Salad. Dinner: Fried Potatoes, Skinless Chicken Breast, Corn On The Cob with Butter. more...
2471 kcal Activities & Exercise: Dance (fast step, aerobic) - 1 hour, Resting - 15 hours, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...

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I would still try and do the zumba workout - after all it is your 'time' and metal roof could be scheduled for the weekend? rather than drifting to everyone needs, we women should make a timetable for our activities and get everyone to respect it! 
31 Jul 14 by member: Jenfar
No we have to take the days we have to put the roofing on and such as our weekends aren't usually days off from work. We own 2 businesses and my husbands is weather dependent and if the weekend is nice, those are the days he works. 
31 Jul 14 by member: Kathy Vanish

     
 

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