I usually blog on Thursdays about my continuing weight loss, but I knew I would be seeing Dr. Anna on Saturday and waited until today to do the update. Dr. Anna looked extremely pleased when she saw me today, (I was wearing my size 6 jeans) and gave me her biggest and sweetest smile. I stepped up onto the scale and found out that I have eradicated an additional 7 pounds and my BMI is now 25. From the beginning of the diet, my BMI was 33...that's a significant drop. According to Dr. Anna's scales, I now weigh 122 lbs. I also purchased MesoDerm, it's a skin firming lotion that you apply twice a day. I've taken some before pictures and in a few weeks, I'll take some after pics. I haven't decided if I'm going to post the pics or not...I'm showing quite a bit of skin.The clinic also purchased a new fraxel laser for skin repair. Alma (my laser technician) treated a lady a couple of weeks ago for really bad stretch marks. She was supposed to be there today so her progress could be checked, but she was a no show. Her results won't come to full fruition until about the third month. I don't see Alma for skin repair, but for laser hair removal. I'm working on a 3/4 Brazilian hair removal, this has been my fourth appointment, I started the process back in March.
Well, you can imagine my surprise when I get home and find out that this sweet little invitation for a visit to Wink, that I extended to some good ol' boys in Fort Worth was rejected. The reason was fear of commitment. I don't know exactly to whom they were committing, but I find it all rather funny. The reason for the invite had to do with Mister Twister's attitude about a little town he'd never set foot in.
Originally this morning, I had planned to do some weed eating in the back
yard...it's atrocious. I usually keep up with it pretty well, but this year for some reason I'm having a bit of difficulty. Weedeating has been postponed until tomorrow morning, after the two dozen burritos, because of the extreme heat. Instead, Annie and I will be attempting a redecorating of her room. She's had the same room style since she was a year old and now she's eight. She's picked a jungle theme, but we're not doing any painting, just some clever accessories and new curtains.
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Yep. We can tell everyone we've been to Wink. Then they'll say what, where? You know, by Kermit, I'll reply. Kermit, they'll echo weakly.
Have fun in WV in October. Now that's a place to visit, not that Wink is bad or anything.
Oh, darlin' I'd prefer a place where the seasons actually change :) Not one where there's SUMMER (lots of it) and then a short winter. My favorite trees are Japanese Maples and Magnolias...can't find them out here :( What's extremely funny is that a certain animosity exists between Winkites and Kermites. Both towns really don't have much to offer except cheap housing and a safe environment for the kids.
Just razzing you a bit, no offense really taken. I'm looking forward to witnessing a magnificent Fall. That's the good thing about living in Wink, it affords me the opportunity to get away!
I usually tell people we're 45 miles west of Odessa...
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