I don't get it but every time I see a picture of myself I feel am shocked and my first response is OMG I AM HUGE. I don't know why because I am well aware that I am - especially around the skinny chicks. Pictures don't lie and apparently neither do the numbers. I stepped on the scales for my starting weight. In my head I could hear Alison, "Cheryl your starting wieght is..." and the numbers bouncing up and down in head as I try to guess what it will be...116kg...WTF what does that mean. UGH! The scale I bought doesn't do my stone-age pounds. I jump on the computer for a conversion...SHUT THE FRONT DOOR thats 256 pounds! I guess I am going to have to work a little more harder than I thought eh! Next week when I step on that scale it will read 253. It will be in that moment when my own disgust in myself will turn into a sense of pride for goal one reached!
I had Dave help me with the measurements. If I am going to put my journey out there then I need to continue with full disclosure.
Neck: 16.75 in
Shoulder: 49.5 in
Chest: 52 in
Ribs: 43 in
Waist: 47.5 in
Hips: 46.5 in
Thighs: 27.75 in
Calf: 18.5 in
Ankle: 10.5 in
UGH says it all.
As far as the day goes I did ok foodwise. I went over my calories for the day by 30 - if I exercise I can get rid of the overage which is the plan before biggest loser comes on tonight. The shake is omg crump-dilly-ious! I can see myself looking forward to those sins of the day. It was dinner that I struggled with. I love starchy foods! I had a big bowl of salad with my sausage. It looked good on paper. I am going to have to rework how I do my dinners so I can feel more satisfied. I'll do that tomorrow *wink*. Day 1 down 364 to go!

Big number means big loss! We all feel crappy at the start, but once you see those numbers drop, you will get more and more excited! Promise! Good work on the NO coke! being married to a coke a cola addict, I truly know how hard that is! so kudos!
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