What's on your Monday Menu, RNYers?
I had Lasik in 2009, I was so very Lucky, I had surgery on 01/07, Wyeth sold the company on 01/10, so I only made two contributions to my medical spending, Wyeth paid for my Lasik! Yay. I am still with corrective lenses! Good luck....
- Pre- Surgery/ Type 2 Diabetes, High BP and Cholesterol, treated with 6 medications, including Insulin. Post Op- low dose BP med 2022, Mounjaro 10/2023
HW - 299 , Consult day weight - 277, Day of surgery ( 11/19/2014) - 259,LW - 178, GW - 195, CW- 194.2 - reached goal
I still remember a worksheet in first grade where it showed the different directions and stick figures with the arms pointing to east and west and got totally confused.
When they faced to the north their left arm pointed west.
When they faced to the south their left arm pointed east.
In my mind, left and right got reversed when you turned around and your left arm became your right arm. I never told anyone but the concept stayed in my mind forever. When someone, including the lady on my GPS, says turn left, I have to flex my left arm so my mind knows that is left.
I would rather someone say to drive up to the gas station and then turn towards the gray house, then go north and turn west, or go straight and turn right. I tell people i can't do left or right, so please don't talk compass.
My first GPS was called Earthlink, had to be attached to a laptop to get directions, cost $500 and changed my life. I was at a meeting in a different state and they decided to break for lunch at a restaurant across town. I programmed my Earthlink, followed the directions, and was the first to arrive.
As people came in, they talked about how difficult it was to find that place. I decided that my brand new investment was worth it. When i traveled before GPS, i would make a cheatsheet map each night on a large piece of paper with a magic marker and all roads and turns drawn in. I still missed turns and allowed a lot of time for mistakes and back tracking.
Real life begins where your comfort zone ends
My first GPS changed my life, too. I had a job that had me traveling to schools all over the state and I would have to do trial runs with a friend and print out directions with my annotations. I hated it. One of the wealthy volunteers for my program knew I was always getting lost and stressed and bought me one. It was the nicest gift I have ever gotten!
Good morning everyone, Happy Monday!
QOTD - Generally, yes. However, with technology I tend to rely on Google Maps to tell me where I need to go, if I am unfamiliar.
Breakfast - Cranberry almond oatmeal, almond milk, veggie sausage patty
Snack - Fruit smoothie (frozen frui****er)
Lunch - Beyond burger, cooked up with some calabaza and yellow squash
Snack - Caramel rice cake, peanut butter (only if hungry)
Dinner - starting my IF again, so nothing after 3PM.
I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
Christina
Let it begin with me.
03/2009 - SW:261 GW 135 (CW:131)
G'morning all!
The fall has finally arrived in our household, even if the outside temps are still in the 70s. I think I'll be all good until Xmas time when I'll be sick of pumpkin flavors.
I had a pretty good weekend, not much going on but just catching up with errands.
QOTD: I am horrible with directions, tell me right or left but don't tell me NSEW, because I have no idea. If I'm in my own area I know the ocean is west but that's about it.
My meals yesterday:
- B: Costco egg bites
- L: cauliflower fried rice + 2 eggs
- S: epic chicken, Fage yogurt w/sf syrup
- D: skipped
Wishing you all a great start of the week.
SW:261 6/26/17 GW:150 10/6/18
CW: 141.6
PGW: 140-142
I used a baker's rack that has eight rings for wine bottle storage. On the shelves were a blender and canisters of protein powder and in each wine storage ring was a bottle of sugar-free syrup.
My cousin thought is was a alcoholic drink station and the look of disgust on her face when she started reading the labels on the "wine" bottles was priceless.
Real life begins where your comfort zone ends
