Posts by shewolffe

Dear Daisy, Buzz, and Doodles,

I am very sorry that we brought that huge freight train into the house called Ginger. 

Daddy bought a truck and thought he would look even cooler with a dog in it.

It has been a year now, you guys can relax, she is not going to eat you.

Mom

I think you should have skipped my post completely as you would others that didn't pertain to your own personal experience.   It was intended to be light hearted and I was asking if others could relate, I did not need your two cents:

"Well, hmm I personally don't see anything wrong with me being a 20's person trying to look even better, and whatever" 

How totally inappropriate an immature. 

The post was directed at people over their 20s and who actually have been dealing with weight in a way you could not possibly understand.

Grow up.  Even your last post is just plain nasty.

I apologize to the moderators, if this string needs pulling do so  now.

I hope you did not hurt yourself too badly, shoveling is a back breaker!

I'm no stranger to the snow this year, I live in Vermont and it snowed every day in February.  I love snow, but this year it got the best of me.  I wore out my show shovel!  The snow at my porch walk is as high as I am tall.  It has taken the form of a lava flow between my garage and house.  In my front yard it is 7 feet high because of clearing driveways and the city coming through and clearing the streets.  AND...it's been like that since January.  Driving has been a real pain.  I put pics in my gallery.   Take care of yourself!

Oh, my house is two colors because we started priming in September and SNOW started early this year!

I would consider painting the house exercise.   Some days instead of going to my basement to do the regular 30 minutes, I pull out the vacuum and clean all three floors in my home - one after another.  That involves moving things, and also the stairs.  I count that as exercise because it takes me nearly an hour to do it if I go consecutively from one room to another.  Breaks the monotony a little.

Deb, thank you so much for your entry.  I understand that sometimes people don't really think before they post - and their original intention is not to insult or hurt others' feelings.  I complicated the matter because I am a powder keg of emotions right now.  A very huge and serious incident occurred in my life a few months ago,  which has affected my whole family, AND I'm trying to lose weight on top of it.  

My response was more emotional than intelligent.

You are a wonderful inspiration, thank you for writing your experience for me.

coley_moley, thank you for your response....but I think you are answering Katrina's first response as my post.  I removed my post.

I edited and removed my original entry.

There are SO many posts out there from young teens and adults who are saying they are 120 pounds and they have to lose "x" amount more or they are just going to die.

I was attempting to reach those members out there who are over their 20s and who have struggled for a very long time going up and down with their weight.

I don't need your soapbox, I was attempting to a start conversation.

Thank you for making me feel like a mean, fat, old barge.  My string was intended to attract people over their 20s.  Your comment is exactly what I was trying to avoid, you are FIT and YOUNG.  You could have chosen not to comment. Your two cents has made me feel insignificant and worthless. 

I'm leaving this place.  I don't come here to be browbeaten and purposefully insulted.   I hope you feel better for making this fat, old barge start crying.