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Lynne Leichtfuss

Social climber
valley center, ca
Jun 4, 2009 - 10:33pm PT
Sooze, in a serious mode here. Nada wrong with you. You are a great person and ALL Guys on ST would agree beautiful, just as you are. Russ yo a lucky dude.

In my vast (jess kidding...but I am a wee bit older) experience if you are happy and loved, the cutting edge of looks and athletic perfection is not number 1 on a scale from one to ten.

Last 10 years I was 10 to 20 pounds over weight. But Hey, Dboy loved me .... I was the one that felt uncomfortable with how I looked and felt.

Now I have nothing better to do than eat well and work out. Say, life is weird....but good if yo keep on.

Don't know if this makes sense....bottom line tho we all agree on ST Sooze is Special. :D
Lynne Leichtfuss

Social climber
valley center, ca
Jun 4, 2009 - 11:33pm PT
Just got back from a great hike. Where are the competitors??? Too weak from hunger to post?

Calling on WBraun and Nature to get em going....

Edit: good work fattrad....does this mean yo gonna win it All ?
Fogarty

climber
Back in time..
Jun 4, 2009 - 11:43pm PT
Great day, 3 low carb meals, went to the GYM 5 mileas on the bike and a 1 mile swim, hit the scale -4 this is fun great job everyone! MF.
Lynne Leichtfuss

Social climber
valley center, ca
Jun 4, 2009 - 11:56pm PT
Ah, Fogarty, My Man......We'll have to write a book....


BUT, don't get Happy. Keep the Vision. See You, Fogarty, in your mind as you Want to Be. Watch out for distractions and Smells and your brain... which one cannot rely on.

Peace Dude, go to bed early ....less to tempt you and when you wake up you Will be focused. Yaaaaaa lynne

Edit: no not just your brain....no brains are reliable...except maybe Ed Hartouni's....Smiles....lynners
nature

climber
Tucson, AZ
Jun 5, 2009 - 01:31am PT
oh man... no wonder i uh.. I mean... well.. no wonder I uh... uh.


So for lunch I had some light soup. then for before yoga snack I had another one of my crazy superfoods smoothies.

Din Din consisted of two IPA's and then some steam asparagus and lightly sauteed veggies including some basil from my garden.
nature

climber
Tucson, AZ
Jun 5, 2009 - 01:47am PT
I will eat a kiwi and turn in. I think I'll read about phytoplankton tonight.
Lynne Leichtfuss

Social climber
valley center, ca
Jun 5, 2009 - 01:53am PT
Nite Sponge Bob....
healyje

Trad climber
Portland, Oregon
Jun 5, 2009 - 03:42am PT
"God I suck" - ditto here, damn...

zip

Trad climber
pacific beach, ca
Jun 5, 2009 - 08:32am PT
good job everyone.

i haven't had a doughnut all week, and i am going through withdrawal.

down two pounds.
salad

climber
Escondido
Jun 5, 2009 - 09:37am PT
down 3 bishes.
xtrmecat

Trad climber
Kalispell, Montanagonia
Jun 5, 2009 - 09:55am PT
Susan, hang in there. You have the right idea. Portion control, not deprivation. I solve my sweet tooth with a jolly rancher left over from the last wall bag. One, just one, and it is so good I do not chew it, let it melt. Sweet for ten minutes. Also nuts carry a big calorie punch, watch em closely, they are too nutricious for their size.

Come on ya losers, it is only the begining, there is plenty of time for 10 pounds left. You know, we climbed late last night in the heat, and I was so burnt and tired from cranking near the limit, that when I got home late, I wasn't even hungry. Just sore and tired. Shower and off to bed. Hint, hint, hint. Felt hungry this morning, and sore, but a good sore, you know?

Hang in there, do not get frustrated by a 100 calorie binge, take a breath, recenter the mind, and focus. What were we talking about again. Oh yea, losers!

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, etc..


Bob
susan peplow

climber
www.joshuatreevacationhomes.com
Topic Author's Reply - Jun 5, 2009 - 11:49am PT
Thank you Bob. Good advice about the nuts and dried fruit is even worse. Thankfully they both carry fiber which is good.

Hard candy lives on my desk and I eat 2-4 pieces a day depending on what is going on.

For those of you with a sweet tooth....Suger Free Jello is a nice choice. Virtually no calories, zero fat and zero carbs. You can even do it up with a squish of whipped creme.

Amazingly, without any working out (other than activity I have normally) I'm down 3.4 - heading into a weekend is scary but perhaps the climbing will help. Let's hope we don't get rained out.

I'm going to pack my meals right now. Tuna, Low Carb Pita bread, some lunch meat, cheese and a few eggs for breakfast.

No Beer. No Cookies.

~Sooze

Joseph, sorry to hear you suck too. It's frustrating....we're better than this.
zip

Trad climber
pacific beach, ca
Jun 5, 2009 - 11:52am PT
Anyone have idea on how many calories can be burned up by a couple of hours of vigorous love making?

caughtinside

Social climber
Davis, CA
Jun 5, 2009 - 12:06pm PT
Santana's California burrito... fries in the center!

I'm up zero!!
zip

Trad climber
pacific beach, ca
Jun 5, 2009 - 12:25pm PT
Fattrad,

No, if this was for one of my movies, it would last about 60 seconds. If interested, you can check out my latest titled: The Minute Man.
nature

climber
Tucson, AZ
Jun 5, 2009 - 12:26pm PT
Au Naturale: Marine Phytoplankton

Marine Phytoplankton: the basis of the food chain. They are the very meaning of food.

The blue whale is the largest mammal ever to exist, can weigh up to two hundred tons, and lives on phytoplankton and krill (which eat only phytoplankton). Whales produce the largest brains and healthiest nervous systems of any mammal.

According to NASA phytoplankton provides 90% of the oxygen we breath.

Marine Phytoplankton contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids (including docosahexaenoic acid and DHA), nucleotides, RNA, DNA, protein, chlorophyll, vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C,D, major minerals, trace elements, antioxidants, and polysaccharides.

Research indicates that marine phytoplankton contains every nutrient needed for the creation and maintenance of new cells.

Phytoplankton is 100% bioavailable to the human body. When you eat it, none of it is "wasted".

*Improves immune system

*It's an anti-inflammatory

*the high-alkaline mineral content makes it ideal for detoxing - detoxes w/o demineralization

*Improves memory and concentration

*Normalizes Blood sugar imbalances

*Better Sex

*Faster recovers (illness or injury)

*Nervous system repair

*Gram for gram marine phytoplankton is likely the most nutrient-dense, alkaline superfood on Earth

Omege-3 fatty acid absorption
Omega-3 fats are essential to human health. They reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disorders, neurological problems, and behavioral disorders. In general marine phytoplankton is superior to fish oil as a source for phospholipids that help us absorb long-chain, omega-3 fatty acids. In essence, the efficacy of fish oils, including cod liver oil, krill, and algae oils, will be improved when taken with marine phytoplankton.

If you are strict vegan or vegetarian and do not choose to consume any animal products whatsoever, then marine phytoplankton is strongly recommended. This will supply you with the essential long-chain forms of omega-3 (DHA and EPA).

Marine phytoplankton has a natural relationship with sulphur and it is recommended that you combine it with MSM. This appears to amplify the potency of both products, especially the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects.

(Note: all the information above comes from David Wolfe's book: Superfoods)

FedEx guys is delivering twelve 1-oz bottles today. $37/bottle if anyone is interested (normally $55-$65 when purchased singly). But just think... those blue whales are swimming around, mouths wide open, eating the stuff by the ton. The injustice in the world never ceases to amaze me....

Next installment: Goji Berries - it's not just breakfast for Ogden.

peace and love to all,
nature

The self is a friend for him who masters himself by the Self; but for him who is not self-mastered, the self is the cruelest foe. Krishna (6.6)
sweatyballs

Trad climber
Jun 5, 2009 - 12:31pm PT
I lost 10 pounds since my divorce. Does that count? hehe.Mike
Fogarty

climber
Back in time..
Jun 6, 2009 - 12:20am PT
First Friday of the Challenge are you safe, I left the desert in the after noon to go to the east side to get my ass on some STONE, just a tinny detour,
but I will be focused after this fun night with OLD friends. We all have our vice and this is mine tonight....
Ricky D

Trad climber
Sierra Westside
Jun 6, 2009 - 12:25am PT
Nothing says breakfast at the Nature House like a a big heaping bowl of algae.

Lynne Leichtfuss

Social climber
valley center, ca
Jun 6, 2009 - 01:13am PT
Friday night and Fogarty admits to letting up a bit. And where is Sooze...not drinking beer from Russ's cup I hope. My two front runners ..... Yikes, I bet it all on them. Now going for the Fall....????

Blitzo, my man, the dark horse...Hope you are in good shape to take it all for mi....:D

Word: stop eating, stop drinking except H2O. Just have fun for the next two weeks. :}
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