I got tired of the wonky scale in our downstairs bathroom. It had developed digital dementia and registered random weights; sometimes many different ones within a few seconds!
"Enough!" I thought, and caved in and bought a new Weight Watchers one. It was wonderful not to see blinking, rapidly changing, numbers and not to have to weigh several times to be certain of the truth.
The new scale reads one pound less, which made me like it even more, but for the purposes of this blog I will add a pound when I report in.
On Tuesday I was 150.6. It has been a good week even without startling weight loss, because I kept in my mind as a mantra, "Being faced with the same situation you failed in and doing properly this time," only I just thought of it as doing "differently" rather than "properly."
Small changes make a big difference in the long run.
For a guaranteed smile, go to my friend Kim's fitness blog and check out her latest interview with Bonnie Grove, of Saskatchewan. Bonnie's answers are hilarious.
Fit for Faith
1 comment:
Hey Belinda,
I think I own the same scale@! It's time to invest in something a bit more accurate and (hopefully) a little more friendly in its delivery of numbers.
Kimberley
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