Sunday, January 1, 2012

Resolutions to Attempt


This year I have a few things I want to do or work towards. One main goal I have is, surprise!!!, to get more fit. Here are some ideas that should help me along with this goal:

  1. Try to get to sleep by 10 so I can get in the necessary sleep for my body to work efficiently.
  2. Drink 3-4 bottles of water (24 oz.) a day.
  3. Exercise for 15 minutes in the morning and 20 in the afternoon - breaking it up to ease into working out.
  4. Eat fish once per week.
  5. Eat fruit with each meal and veggies with lunch and dinner.
  6. Weigh myself each morning and record weight on Friday mornings.
  7. Save pop for Fridays and Saturdays.
  8. When taking Bella out, walk her around the building.
  9. Take picture of myself on the first of every month. See below for first set of pictures. Sexy, I know.

If you're curious, I do have a few other resolutions involving being more organized with my life, be more purposeful with God, church, prayer and bible-reading and with calling important people more consistently. But the main goal is as mentioned above. So this year I'll be "workin' on my fitness". Hopefully. If I can make myself. Let's see. Maybe I'll post at the beginning of February and if so, hopefully I'll be a lot less fat. :)Link

3 comments:

  1. Good luck! Im doing it with you! Im setting small weight goals. 20 pounds by March 24th (that's when we leave for Disney! ) then illthe set another one after that of 20# also. maybe I should blog too!

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  2. I'm hoping blogging about it will help me stay a little more accountable. Today I met some of my goals and some goals partly. Hopefully I can do even better tomorrow!

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  3. I did better today! I actually did my morning AND afternoon workouts! I tracked my points on Weight Watchers but I did end up going over because I didn't have a good plan for the evening. I ate fruits with breakfast and lunch but not dinner and I ate veggies with lunch and dinner. Yay!

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