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Lynn's Weigh
http://lynnsweigh.blogspot.com
A blog about weight loss, weight maintenance and life in between I lost 168 pounds through diet and exercise, beginning my journey in January 2005 at 296 pounds. I reached goal in March 2007 and maintain at 128 pounds.
- Added on: Jun 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Lynn Bering
- Listed in: Diet & Nutrition Weight Loss
- Tags: weight loss exercise weight watchers weight maintenance lynn bering
Recent Posts
The (Food) Times, They Are A-Changin’
When I was a little girl, I never ate coleslaw, spinach, pecan pie or lima beans, and I never thought there’d be a day when I didn’t eat hamburgers, Cheez Whiz, Girl Scout Thin Mints or bologna (or braunschweiger…they were interchangeable) on w...
My Enemy, My Friend
“One who does not know the enemy but knows himself will sometimes win, sometimes lose. One who does not know the enemy and does not know himself will be in danger in every battle.” Sun-tzuMy enemy: Ice cream/chocolate sauce/chocolate chip cookie ...
Who\'s A Good Dog? (A Farewell to Jake)
Note to readers: You might want to grab a Kleenex.You’re sleeping soundly in the dining room, right in front of the door as you always do this time of day. Must have been the Xanax I gave you.We had a rough weekend, didn’t we? More so you than yo...
In Search of the Perfect…
When I was single, I searched for the perfect man, only to find he doesn’t exist. I’ve searched for the perfect weight and it, too, doesn’t exist. But I have met (and married) some really good men, and I have weighed (and currently weigh) a hea...
“I” is for “Indulgence”
I want to thank everyone for their comments and emails regarding my last blog, “I Want To Be Smoochy,” especially those with different views because it really underscores just how diverse we all are in how we relate to food.For those of you who a...
My Thanksgiving
I’m not going to yammer on in this post about all the things I’m thankful for. Instead, I’m going to let Don Henley, Luca, and Claire do my talking for me.First, Don Henley’s “My Thanksgiving.” It opened my eyes when it came out several y...
