Baby I'm back! Again!! :) ...oh for only 3 weeks.... :( short beginning of my upcoming end


Just came back a couple days ago after snow-shoveling injury (heavy wet snow caused a fee months of constant achy soreness) side-lined me in early spring, then birthdays and winter doldrums & outta thyroid Rx further sank my inspiration and energy. Have since been a bit active with some gardening and also no gas + no electric womxn-powered mowing of third of an acre lawn. Came back with energy, & then gut-punch of losing spark, but making the most of the remaining time here. Nothing lasts forever, & BIG THANKS to you all and to SP for putting out this free resource. Ttys....


Member Comments About This Blog Post
  • vMILPAM3
    Good for you to start again. emoticon You know how this works. You can do it on your own. emoticon emoticon
    17 days ago
  • v1CRAZYDOG
    Yes it is a gut punch, but glad you're here for now.

    HUGS
    18 days ago
  • vTHINCPL2004
    You got this
    18 days ago
  • vITSTIME2BME
    Ah, what a thing to come back back to - so emoticon emoticon There are lots of us moving to MyFitnessPal and other places - and making new friends is probably good for all of us, too, shake us up a little bit. emoticon
    Congratulations on coming back from your injuries emoticon - you can do this! emoticon - you're worth it! emoticon emoticon

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