Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
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Justin Timberlake advice about Love

Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake

Handsome face, fame and surrounded by beautiful women. It could be said, that is Justin Timberlake life.

But in terms of romance, Justin Timberlake 30-year-old artist often fail. He had a love affair for long time with Britney Spears and Cameron Diaz.

Then, the last relationship and has been running four years with Jessica Biel had to run aground in the middle of the road. Although the path of love can not smooth, Justin Timberlake very unhappy if there are people who give advice about love.

"Lots of my friends give good advice. But in the end, it is the experience of your life," Justin Timberlake said, as quoted from the music-news.com.

According to him the ​​romantic dilemma situation with woman, it can be useful and add to the experience. For Justin Timberlake, a man should always be able to think for himself. He was also specially advice when going out.

"I would say to myself, get up and make own decision," Justin Timberlake said.

Wearing a dress I haven't worn in forever 'cause my stomach's gotten flatter!

(I know I seem to say this every month but….)

I want to be beautiful

I want to feel amazing

I want to stay healthy

I want to get in shape

I want to feel skinny and small

I want to go back to that size 2-1 I used to be a year or so ago

On Thursday mornings I have to do a 5am run.

Sleeping Boston Terriers

It makes me angry - very, very angry.

I looked like this

Sleeping at the gym

Fine - I looked like this

angry baby

I pay attention to my speed, since it’s the shortest run of the week. It’s awful!

I run inside on my treadmill, because I fear I’d throw myself into oncoming traffic outside (true story)

This morning - I ran my 2 miles in 20 minutes and 39 seconds.

I’ll get there….

someday

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That’s what 3 rounds of hCG will do for ya.

I just love a good BEFORE vs. AFTER!

I’ve had a draft of this post sitting here for a few days. I wanted to talk about weighing myself daily and how short-term plateaus need to kept in perspective. I wanted to talk about how my body seems to go through a cycle of holding onto fat for a few days, then burning it for a few days.

I originally started this post on Monday, when I was disappointed that all of my hard work over the weekend hadn’t translated onto the scales. I weighed in around 102kg on Saturday morning (an excellent result at the time), but was 103kg on Sunday night after a weekend of running, cycling, and a visit to the gym.

I was mindful of how my body seems to go through cycles: it holds onto weight for a few days, then burns fat for a couple of days. I figured it would be a good time to explain what I thought was happening and cite the weekend as the perfect example of this. I was convinced the day I dropped a kilo was just around the corner.

On Tuesday I put on 100 grams. No big deal, but still frustrating. It was four days since I’d lost any weight, but the big drop was just around the corner.

On Wednesday I was still 103.1kg and was starting to make deals with myself: “Keep up the exercise and diet, and if you haven’t dropped any weight by Friday morning we’re going to have a binge day.” After my second run of Couch to 5km week seven, I weighed myself and felt like throwing the scales through the window when I hadn’t lost any weight.

On Thursday I finally dropped some weight, but it was only 400 grams. Normally I’d be pretty happy with that, but I was still heavier than I was in the morning six days previous. Given that my goal is to lose around one kilogram every five days, that wasn’t good enough.

Then I weighed myself today — 101.5kg. Finally I’d broken through, just in time to save myself from a binge day which would put me even further off track. Now I’m back to being ahead of my goals and am re-enthused.

So, as I said, short-term plateaus need to be kept in perspective. They don’t necessarily feel short-term at the time, but as long as you keep the exercise and dieting up, you’ll get there.

I have unintentionally made today a fruit day. I love fruit. I have to go to the store at my lunch hour and pick up a couple of fruit smoothies and protein drinks.

Intake: Banana, 1 Cup Fruit salad (Watermelon, Mango, Strawberries, Grapes & Banana), & Coffee

Outake: 20 Squats, 20 Lunges, 25 Dead Lifts

More later!!

I can’t get to 155;/ does anyone have any tips for when ur at a stand-still with your weight loss?:|

/facepalm

Although it looks like it won’t rain today, so if the pool’s not too cold I can go in.

My internet stopped working last night, so I wasn’t able to post this. But here it is now. :)

Breakfast - 2/3 cup of granola (250 calories) with 1/2 cup of vanilla almond milk (40 calories).

Snack - Two carrots (40 calories) and a cookie (130 calories (oops)).

Lunch - Veggie Subway sandwich on whole wheat bread (250 calories).

Snack - 1 cup sliced frozen strawberries (80 calories) and a cream cheese bagel (250 calories).

Dinner - Tofu curry with rice (~400 calories)

Total: ~1,440 calories

Exercise - 45 minutes hard spinning (-~340 calories).

Net Total: ~1,100 calories

“It’s so hard to lose weight, yet so easy to lose motivation. Keep movin.”



I KNOW RIGHT!

Hey Liz! I have a problem with pulling my hair out. People would always say they loved my hair. And then one day uneasy watching

Damaged hair is damaged and shampoo can’t repair it. I have horribly damaged hair from overprocessing (I love my bleach!) and shampoo can’t save that. Shampoos and conditioners just mask the ends which makes them look less damaged. If you want to save your hair, you have to cut off the dead ends. Go check in with your hairdresser!