My husband gets kudos – and some hostility from me, I have to admit – because he is maybe 5 lbs from his weight loss goal now. I’M the one who is doing all the choosing, cooking, serving, and cleaning up after our wonderful keto meals, mainly from Suzanne Ryan of Simply Keto. He is still eating rolls and bagels, plus a lot of fruit – both ‘no-no’s’ on keto – plus strawberries, dessert cakes and ice cream at night after dinner. He IS mostly watching his sugar – other than the bear claw he HAD to stop for on the way home from getting groceries with me. He is older than I am and doesn’t exercise at all. He just got stellar results on his latest blood tests for our primary doctor, significantly lower in EVERYTHING, except one thing that stayed the same. He DID tell her he just ate what I fixed him…. Our doctor was patting him on the head. I DO have to admit I’m relieved and happy for him.
I – on the other hand – am still on the plateau from Hell. I’ve really been good, with the exception of when I’m up in the middle of the night, having trouble sleeping, and food CALLS to me from the kitchen. Otherwise, I’ve been good. I’m back on my exercise program. I just finished 35 minutes on my elliptical trainer in the garage. I’ll do my yoga when I return from getting my hair cut this afternoon. I’m trying to pay attention to my macros, but too many times ‘stuff happens’ and we end up stopping for a burger, or….
Excuses run rampant and are becoming more and more creative.
I have about 30 pounds to go – stuck at 43 off and 45 inches off. I want to get the rest of the lard off, but it’s hard to keep going when I’m stuck in a rut. That said, it took me awhile to put ON this lard, so it’s only fair it should take me awhile to get it OFF.


I’ve always heard that it was easier for men to lose weight. 😃 But . . . you have a lot to be proud of too!
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I’ve always heard that, too, but this is rubbing my nose in it. Thanks for your kind words on my efforts, Robin.
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Hang in there.😊
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THANKS!
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You are doing very well, Linda 😀
You are the one, who get tempted in the kitchen, while minding what to eat today, tomorrow etc. While looking around in fridge and freezer, it is easy to get tempted to have just a little of this and that.
I try to do my best to eat at home before shopping, so I don’t feel hungry, while I’m out of house. Then I can better avoid the not so healthy food. Sometimes I think, it is okay to jump in and just eat, what we feel like. We are also allowed to just enjoy life once in a while.
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My husband and I shop for groceries together, so things we shouldn’t have end up in our shopping cart. I’m usually good unless I have a bad day. I guess that means I’m an emotional eater. I agree that splurging sometimes is good for the overall effort. I appreciate your kind words and support.
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