Project Dress a Girl
For the past couple of years, I have made dresses for Project Dress a Girl Around the World, in part thanks to the campaign launched by Mari...
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For the past couple of years, I have made dresses for Project Dress a Girl Around the World, in part thanks to the campaign launched by Mari... -
I have been making baby stuff for the last couple months. My daughter is almost through her first trimester so I have been given the officia... -
You asked for it...so voila! Here it is! I apologize for the slight delay...I was slightly distracted yesterday by my thrift store find, whi...
4 comments:
Hang in there and I really admire perseverance. You are not only doing it for you, but for your family.
Oh yeh, I get your logic. I do an hour on the "dreadmill" at least 6 days a week, mostly 7. I diet. Unfortunately, my middle age body doesn't respond nicely to what I'm giving it. Good luck to you.
My husband and I are eating much more healthy foods lately. We still aren't doing much in the way of exercise. It's hard to exercise while sitting in front of a sewing machine.
Mary, the one nice thing about 20 minutes is that most people can fit in 20 minutes, then they feel good about it. I figure shoot for 20 a day, but an any given day do more if you have the time. That way you won't feel like you've "failed" if you miss a higher minute quota.
I think it's the same principle with dieters. The "Oops, I cheated big time today so I've failed and can't diet anymore." We have to change that mentality to acknowledge that a slip up doesn't mean ending the program.
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