Comments for Fat Mom Talking http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com A weight loss journey Mon, 23 Jun 2008 01:42:00 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Catch 22 by Femora http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-1013 Femora Mon, 23 Jun 2008 01:42:00 +0000 http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-1013 Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation :) Anyway ... nice blog to visit. cheers, Femora!! Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation :) Anyway … nice blog to visit.

cheers, Femora!!

]]> Comment on Catch 22 by Workin' On myself, Too.. http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-996 Workin' On myself, Too.. Mon, 31 Dec 2007 22:37:43 +0000 http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-996 Pssshhhh.... Sounds like my life, don't worry, as hard as it sounds just visualize and it'll work. I never in my WHOOOLE life thought I'd be under the 200 pound mark much less see any boneage. Don't worry, keep it up, you'll get there!! Cuddles. Pssshhhh….
Sounds like my life, don’t worry, as hard as it sounds just visualize and it’ll work.

I never in my WHOOOLE life thought I’d be under the 200 pound mark much less see any boneage.

Don’t worry, keep it up, you’ll get there!!

Cuddles.

]]> Comment on Catch 22 by quietwriter http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-22 quietwriter Sat, 24 Mar 2007 19:32:51 +0000 http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-22 Too Funny...I recently went through the same thought process while updating my resume. We are what we have done and honestly you have done way more than you are giving yourself credit for. I just started a diet two weeks ago and for the first time I have been able to stick to it for at least this amount of time... I've lost 14 pounds. I think the key for me was the use of two websites that force you to analyze the numbers of everything... Startyourdiet.com and FitDay.com... Either one does the trick...One is prettier... Both have free services. Anyway... SUCCEED, and don't be afraid... Too Funny…I recently went through the same thought process while updating my resume. We are what we have done and honestly you have done way more than you are giving yourself credit for. I just started a diet two weeks ago and for the first time I have been able to stick to it for at least this amount of time… I’ve lost 14 pounds. I think the key for me was the use of two websites that force you to analyze the numbers of everything… Startyourdiet.com and FitDay.com… Either one does the trick…One is prettier… Both have free services. Anyway… SUCCEED, and don’t be afraid…

]]> Comment on Catch 22 by Austin http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-18 Austin Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:58:38 +0000 http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/catch-22/#comment-18 I'm happy I stopped by because this very question about success came up with a blogger buddy of mine. Here is a link to her entry. http://jewellybeano.wordpress.com/2006/11/19/be-fabulous/ I was taken aback when you said that all you've done is raise a family and care for your spouse and your home. I can't tell you how important that is. My home, oh lord my home, did not have a mother that did what you do. No mother is perfect, no human is perfect, but unless you're just straight up an abuser then there is no shame involved in being a positive influence, a role model for your children and supporter of your husband. So I have to ask you this, when it comes to success, who is it that sets the bar for your happiness and your success? Does the world say you SHOULD be a career woman and you SHOULD have something other than this or that outside the home? I can not even tell you how many people long to be in a family setting where its not toxic. I'm not saying you dont appreciate what you have, I'm saying that you may not grasp the importance of what you do with what you have. If you are able to raise a family that is not toxic then you have accomplished what most families have not. You can't tell me that's not success. You don't have to change the world or make some huge amount of money to be a success. You support, you give of yourself, you be a friend, a companion, be part of the world and no one can ever say that you have done little. If they do let me know and I'll come and kick their.... for real though, a good family raises children with a future. a bad family raises children with a delayed and chaotic future. If you are not an abuser then your kids do not have the same worries as other kids. that is success. if you offer your kids sober parents that is a gift. if you offer your kids a kind hand with direction that is a wonderful thing. who knows what they will grow up to be because you took the time to care. I'll tell you this much woman :-) what you do, if you do it kindly, is without measure and that is something to be very, very proud of. I've lectured you enough for now. i should start charging for these short therapy sessions. :-) I'm kidding. I'd just have to turn around and spend that money on my own therapy. :-) I should be in bed but I'm so happy I stopped by. Austin I’m happy I stopped by because this very question about success came up with a blogger buddy of mine. Here is a link to her entry.
http://jewellybeano.wordpress.com/2006/11/19/be-fabulous/

I was taken aback when you said that all you’ve done is raise a family and care for your spouse and your home. I can’t tell you how important that is. My home, oh lord my home, did not have a mother that did what you do. No mother is perfect, no human is perfect, but unless you’re just straight up an abuser then there is no shame involved in being a positive influence, a role model for your children and supporter of your husband. So I have to ask you this, when it comes to success, who is it that sets the bar for your happiness and your success? Does the world say you SHOULD be a career woman and you SHOULD have something other than this or that outside the home?

I can not even tell you how many people long to be in a family setting where its not toxic. I’m not saying you dont appreciate what you have, I’m saying that you may not grasp the importance of what you do with what you have. If you are able to raise a family that is not toxic then you have accomplished what most families have not. You can’t tell me that’s not success. You don’t have to change the world or make some huge amount of money to be a success. You support, you give of yourself, you be a friend, a companion, be part of the world and no one can ever say that you have done little. If they do let me know and I’ll come and kick their….

for real though, a good family raises children with a future. a bad family raises children with a delayed and chaotic future. If you are not an abuser then your kids do not have the same worries as other kids. that is success. if you offer your kids sober parents that is a gift. if you offer your kids a kind hand with direction that is a wonderful thing. who knows what they will grow up to be because you took the time to care. I’ll tell you this much woman :-) what you do, if you do it kindly, is without measure and that is something to be very, very proud of.

I’ve lectured you enough for now. i should start charging for these short therapy sessions. :-) I’m kidding. I’d just have to turn around and spend that money on my own therapy. :-) I should be in bed but I’m so happy I stopped by.

Austin

]]> Comment on Voting, exercise & parenting by Austin http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/07/voting-exercise-parenting/#comment-8 Austin Thu, 09 Nov 2006 06:04:46 +0000 http://nomoreexcuses.wordpress.com/2006/11/07/voting-exercise-parenting/#comment-8 sobriety is a wonderful gift to give to your children. I personally didn't grow up around substance or alcohol abuse but I've heard how devastating it can be. I'm pleased to see you active in your children's lives in an ethical way. I like that you are trying your hardest to be a good example and not repeat the things that went badly in your childhood. When you succeed (and I'm sure you will) you wont have to worry about logging on the net and find that your child has written a journal like MINE. Parenting is the single most important job in the world. I'm happy you are driven to do it well. Austin sobriety is a wonderful gift to give to your children. I personally didn’t grow up around substance or alcohol abuse but I’ve heard how devastating it can be. I’m pleased to see you active in your children’s lives in an ethical way. I like that you are trying your hardest to be a good example and not repeat the things that went badly in your childhood. When you succeed (and I’m sure you will) you wont have to worry about logging on the net and find that your child has written a journal like MINE.

Parenting is the single most important job in the world. I’m happy you are driven to do it well.

Austin

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