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Getting Perspective

I’ve taken a few days off – mostly because I’ve got deadlines – but partly because I needed to stand back for a bit to get some perspective. I’m one of the few people I know who like installation art and one of my favourite installations is a collection of supposed fragments from a bombed [...]

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More On Slow Dieting – Last 10lbs

Thanks to the weighing every day exercise, I’m now unmoved by the little ups and downs – but a lack of progress these past few weeks has really started to get to me. So I decided to look back at my most successful times of weight loss and do what I did then to get [...]

3 Comments Posted in Keeping Going, Thoughts on the Process
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More Thoughts on Slow Dieting

What do you think of this article? For a long time, I wanted to be in the “Diets don’t work” club.  I love the idea of telling everyone that I will never diet again – but I quickly learned that meant being fat forever. Hala El-Shafie says: Diets set you up to fail; they should [...]

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In Praise of Slow Weight Loss

I’ve been thinking – wondering really – about why this time has been so different.  Besides the writing, I think that the biggest difference has been a new “forever” mindset.  I’m trying to think of a good analogy to explain what I mean. In all my previous attempts at weight loss, I was like a [...]

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22lbs in 22 months

This has been the weirdest weight loss effort of my life and, for that reason, I have hope that it weill be my last. Almost two years ago, after a sartorially uncomfortable Christmas, I knew I’d put on a little weight and said something like the following to my husband: “I think it’s time to [...]

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