Weight Check In #6

Wednesday November 6th- 166
Wednesday March 25th- 149.5
Wednesday April 1st- 147.8


After not seeing the scale BUDGE, I did something I swore I would never do again... I cut out bread. Andrew has been telling me for months that cutting out processed carbs would make this weight drop off faster. I hate to believe we live in a world where you can't lose weight and eat bread. I also hate to live in a world where I have to admit to Andrew that he was right. But alas, here we are.
Posted this on the pantry- I'm a visual learner! 

Away- down a few pounds AND I ran 4 consecutive miles on Tuesday! I don't think I have done that since high school..or maybe ever.

So much is out of my control right now with this pandemic. Going from working full time and commuting to being a work-from-home/full-time mom has been an interesting transition, especially under these unusual circumstances. I cannot control what lead us here, but I am taking advantage of this time to focus on strengthening and nourishing my body. All of this has reminded me that health is wealth.

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