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By Praises from a Wife and Mommy!
The first day of the year and I am off to a great start.  I started a couple new reading plans and one is coordinated with my weight loss goals.  It is called, "Made to Crave" and you can find the short 21 day devotional at youversion.com-  https://www.youversion.com/reading-plans/419-made-to-crave-21-day-challenge?day=1

The most important thing when I am pursuing getting fit is not necessarily because I want to look and feel good (it helps!!!) but more importantly I want to crave my savior more then I crave food.  I am very blessed since I do not feel I have used food as a comfort thing nor do I think I crave food all the time.  I am more of the average female who has a few days a month with cravings.  

1/1/13
I can't believe I am putting this out for all to see...
Weight: 122- in 2012 I was at 117 but did gain some back!  THIS YEAR no gaining!  
Goal: 110

Pants size: 6
Shirts: Small

Measurements:  
Around at belly button: 32.5 
upper thigh: 22 3/4
calf: 14
hips:33
I have no idea if I did those measurements accurately??

Today's workout included:
10 minute mile warm up
planks
curls
jump rope
dips
8 minute mile run
3 mile bike ride
squats
wall sits
abs
push ups
kick backs
stretching

I am still waiting to find out if I am one of the few chosen for a challenge with Omron a challenge from Mamavation a new weight loss community I joined.  :) 


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