Carnival of Dieting Tips
Welcome to the January 31, 2007 edition of a very public diet!.
Wilson Ng presents How to Lose Weight posted at Reflections of a BizDrivenLife.
mimi presents You are what you eat posted at Become's Pocket Change, saying, "If you're going to be spending a lot of time on the scale, it might as well be a thing of beauty!"
Arun presents From Chubby to Studdly Part 1 posted at Arun is bringing you...Your Daily Remedy.
Kathy Maister presents French Fries! posted at Kathy Maister's startcooking.com, saying, "Trying to cut down on fat but love Mcdonald's french fries? This super-easy make-at-home healthy fries recipe is for you."
Daphne Riordan presents Intuitive Eating instead of Dieting posted at Live By the Pen, Die By the Pen, saying, "Talking about a saner way to eat, reference to an article about intuitive eating and my observations of the natural way my cats eat."
Michelle Mitchell presents scribbit: Scallop-Stuffed Peppers with Pesto and Parmesan | A Blog About Motherhood in Alaska posted at scribbit, saying, "I don't know if this is what you're looking for, it's a light recipe I've used and like."
Craig Harper presents It's not about my Biceps after all. posted at Renovate your life with Craig, saying, "Real personal growth always works from the inside out.... not the other way around. Change you first...and then your situations, circumstances, finances, careers and relationships will change for the better."
Martin Roth presents Talking Pedometer - Do You Need One? posted at The Personal Health Monitor Blog
Jason Cockfield presents An Average Person?s Trip to the Grocery Store posted at Higher Endeavors.
Jason Cockfield presents A Trip to the Grocery Store posted at Higher Endeavors.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of a very public diet! using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
Good luck to both of you.
I had a mid life crisis a couple of years ago and decided that the time ad come to change that bit of my life. I had reached 18.5 stone and realised it was stopping me doing things I wanted to and was a real health risk.
Not exactly slim but just over 14 stone and a regular runner - but it takes effort every day to keep it off.
Do you think it makes a difference if you are a man?
JB
Posted by: Julian Barker | January 31, 2007 at 09:35 PM
JB
I think it is great that you started to value yourself. Well done on your weight loss, you can be my inspiration!
Today I think there is as much pressure on men as women to look good. I think it is hard to maintain the discipline...that is why Heather and I have set a target date but want to see this as a life change. Valuing our bodies for life...what is your best tip for us?
Posted by: Anna Farmery | January 31, 2007 at 10:28 PM
That's a really interesting group of posts. Thanks for including me. :)
Posted by: Daphne Riordan | February 03, 2007 at 08:49 PM
Daphne
We are just really grateful for all the help that we can get! Your post as well as all the others are a huge motivation for us - keep them coming!
Posted by: Anna Farmery | February 04, 2007 at 03:12 PM