I finally did it. Last night I worked up the nerve to step on the scale for the first time in over a month. It wasn't pretty. And as I sit down at the computer to type and count three bowls dirty from ice cream, one bowl from popcorn and one empty box of Hot Tamales I've decided the Fall of Katie (as in Summer of George) needs to come to an end.
So I guess I'll join that gym across the street and start chewing a lot of gum. But I need your help! Please send me yummy, semi-healthy (I can't go cold turkey, and I am a nursing mom!) recipes. You know my email. Let's start the campaign of Keep Katie skinny.
In other news, what would you do if you'd dropped your daughter off at preschool, but your infant needed to eat, so you sat in the back of your parked van with your two-year-old nursing your baby when a strange man suddenly opens the door and sits down in the driver's seat? All I could think to do was yell, "Wrong car! Wrong car!" Of course he turned to look at me. Nursing. Then said, "Oh, sorry! Sorry!" Leaving me in equal parts humiliation and relief that he wasn't trying to kidnap and kill me. Let this be a lesson to us all to always lock our cars. Whether we are in them or not.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
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That is the funniest story-I don't know what my reaction would have been. I laughed out loud! I'm sure you look great-i'm excited to see you in a few days!!
You crack me up Katie! you cant go cold turkey on us! since you moved to texas the Jensen's have never eaten so well!
my friend gave me the deceptively delicious cookbook by jessica seinfeld and it is really good. you can borrow it if you want!
Oh man - strange man in your car! Thats crazy. Seriously, I have this weird paranoia - I always lock the car doors, especially when driving. I think I'm afraid the kids are going to somehow roll out. Also, I had a friend with a scary story of a stranger trying to open her car door. YIKES!
that's the best story... i'm still laughing. i would have peed my pants. truly.
ewww, scary! although, I have to admit that I have gone as far as put my hand on the door of a car (identical model and color) that was not mine. I never actually got in though!
kudos to you for trying to diet in the winter. all my lo-cal recipes are BBQ and salads good for the summer. if Texas is still as warm as it is here, it is possible to swim outdoors in the morning still.
I subscribed to Cooking Light magazine and I love it. They have some of their recipes online. Good luck! This is an awfully hard time to diet. Maybe just train for a marathon - worked for me! He he. Then you can eat whatever you want!
Darryl and I are loving your story--good thing this was Texas and not B'more.
As for yummy recipes, don't forget the bbq chicken pizza--always satisfying. And See's candy Little Pops-chocolate flavor can almost (but not quite) fix a craving for a cookie, with far fewer calories. And there's always The Fortunate's treadmill, or did you guys get rid of it? Not that you want to do anything drastic :-)
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