kyounge1956
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Have you made a resolution or set some goals for 2011?
The only resolution I've been consistently able to fulfill is the one to stop making resolutions.Have you made a resolution or set some goals for 2011?
NEW Year’s resolutions often have to do with eating more healthfully, going to the gym more, giving up sweets, losing weight — all admirable goals aimed at improving one’s physical health. Most people, though, do not realize that they can strengthen their brains in a similar way.
Whether it is by learning a new language, traveling to a new place, developing a passion for beekeeping or simply thinking about an old problem in a new way, all of us can find ways to stimulate our brains to grow, in the coming year and those to follow. Just as physical activity is essential to maintaining a healthy body, challenging one’s brain, keeping it active, engaged, flexible and playful, is not only fun. It is essential to cognitive fitness.
Ditto...want to lose 5 lbs by March 31...or soonerLose 5lbs that I gained during the holidays.
According to my wall calendar, I weigh 10 lbs more than I did 1 year ago.
How did that happen?
According to my wall calendar, I weigh 10 lbs more than I did 1 year ago.
How do you weigh yourself with a wall calendar?
Very carefully!Don't I remember something about the "good time" you and Mr. Boston had during your excursion a month or so ago? I, also, seem to recall mention of some pretty tasty dishes. Seems like a fair price to me.
Step 1: weigh yourself holding the calendarHow do you weigh yourself with a wall calendar?
Excessive record-keeping.How did that happen?
W*rks for meExcessive record-keeping.
After all, we're always being told that if it's not tracked then it's not happening, right?
Best one so far.This will be my last year w**king.
W*rks for me
I adhere to the old adage that "2 turns into 5 turns into 10 turns into 20" in the weight gain domain. Too bad that money doesn't w*rk that way.