Jumping on the Bandwagon
The hubby is dieting, the dog is dieting, maybe I should jump on the bandwagon too. I have to admit running is hard to do at first. Dieting when you love to cook and are in charge of all the grocery shopping is even harder. We’ve stopped buying all junk foods, no chips, gelato, ice creams, or any other fatty treats. All in all, I think we have a very healthy diet (no boxed foods here); the problem is the lack of aerobic activity. This has been on my mind recently and I keep thinking about it and wondering if there is an easy way out. (Is this an American trait?) I am afraid of what winter will do to me. We've discussed joining a gym as a possible solution.
His numbers: 4.9 kilos and steady. 7 years and 4 months old, that's 50 dog years.
I used to ask the hubby if he was wearing a belt ot not since the tummy covered his waistband. Now, 7 kilos later (that 15 pounds) it's quite obvious that he IS wearing a belt!
posted by Gia-Gina @ 6:11:00 AM
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Looking good! Now that all my guests are gone, I need to start my diet and working out on my elliptical trainer again! Very hard to do in the land of pasta, cheese, wine and gelato! hehe
Keep up with your running! It starts out hard, but gets much easier very quickly! After I do an event (1/2 marathon, 10K, 12K, 15k...) I always take a week off from running. After the week off, I re-enter it gradually because it literally feels like labor! *haha*. BTW, hubby looks trim and so does the doggie :).
Wow, from what I see, you guys don't seem to need to diet at all! But of course , it is a healthier thing to do when you look at the longterm benefits :)
Handsome husband, handsome dog!
Diet? What's a diet? heh heh heh!
Paz ;-)
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