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Well me and the Bike, and me and the riding mower went round and round this weekend. I have not yet jumped on DaMadmans 3-day drop because I have not had time to get to the store (I live 62 miles from work, and 10.5 miles from the closest town) Anyway I hoped on the scale this morning and show about a poundand a half drop from thursday. Could just be all the sweating I did on the mower, could be the bike starting to help, could be anything or nothing.
skb2706 if any less went into my mouth I would wind up with malnutrition, the doctor already warned me about that. and yes lifestyle has had a great deal to do with it.
Montana alot of my problem is heredity. Dear old dad was over 300 before his heart surgery last year. (Aint that right BP?) Howsomeever I believe that just like me it is because our bodies were designed for a whole lot more moving around than the average Joe. We have those interesting body styles that woulda looked real good on a viking raider (IE built like a missouri mule, mostly gristle bone and muscle)
Anyway I appreciate it Montana, I will keep posting here even if nobody reads it. BTW I made a deal with the Assistant Chief (Did I mention I moved to the University PD a few months back?) and we are headed to the wellness center today.
Thanks
GoodOlBoy
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