Yes I am!
Well I have been trying for a year and a half. I work out like crazy, eat just the right number of calories a day, and workout again. Not losing anything, but I can crack walnuts with my tush.
So, what now?
Well, I'm thinking online accountability. Maybe if I really write it all down, track everything, I'll get it right.
So feel free to comment on my Summer 2010 Fitness Journal and help achieve my goal: Lose 20 lbs., by September 1, 2010.
Right now I am thinking of using the Flat Belly Family Cookbook to make it easier for the whole family to support the diet. Anyone have any other suggestions?
Let me know!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
To Find A Wonder - Jennifer Carson
Here in New Hampshire we have an endless supply of wonderful writers and authors. One of these is Jennifer Carson.
Her book To Find a Wonder is masterfully crafted and weaves a sweet and powerful story about a squire discovering what it takes to be a knight. Read along as this young squire, named Mortimer, discovers the power of friendship, loyalty, and honor.
To Find A Wonder has been adapted to the stage and can be seen this summer, August 5, 2010 at the New London Barn Playhouse. You can order tickets here.
This summer Jennifer can be found at:
Hay Days at The Fells, Newbury, NH August 14th
Her book To Find a Wonder is masterfully crafted and weaves a sweet and powerful story about a squire discovering what it takes to be a knight. Read along as this young squire, named Mortimer, discovers the power of friendship, loyalty, and honor.
To Find A Wonder has been adapted to the stage and can be seen this summer, August 5, 2010 at the New London Barn Playhouse. You can order tickets here.
This summer Jennifer can be found at:
Grantham Library, Grantham, NH June 23rd, 7 pm
Market on the Green, New London, NH, Every Wednesday afternoons, rain or shine!
June 30- September 15th.
June 30- September 15th.
Hopkinton Library, Hopkinton, NH most of the Month of July & July 22nd, 6pm
Tattered Pages, Sunapee, NH Sunday, August 1 @ 1 pm
Saturday, May 22, 2010
An Early Harvest
This morning turned into a lesson on how to harvest granite. I have three young fruit trees (2 apple, 1 pear) that need to be planted. I picked the perfect spot, measured the distance between each, and aligned them. All was perfect!
I began to dig!
And dig.
Then, CRACK!
Rock, Kennie yelled!
DUH! I thought.
So I widened the hole, and wider, and wide... until finally, I harvested this bad boy.
What are we going to do with it, you might be asking?
We need to replace the wooded step that leads into the mudroom. I always wanted granite!
I began to dig!
And dig.
Then, CRACK!
Rock, Kennie yelled!
DUH! I thought.
So I widened the hole, and wider, and wide... until finally, I harvested this bad boy.
What are we going to do with it, you might be asking?
We need to replace the wooded step that leads into the mudroom. I always wanted granite!
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