Chrystina has been watching a lot of Disney and Pixar’s “A Bug’s Life” recently.
Since her first viewing of the film was cut short by a “I want to watch Gummi Bears”, bug’s life has grown on her. She still peppers it with exclamations of “what’s happening?” which is her way of saying “I don’t think I like what is happening.” Continue Reading…
Ok, so before we have a look at this week’s list, I need to clear some things up a bit. Although I have called this list the Honeydo list, that is not an entirely accurate name.
Since I started publishing things on this list I have probably added as many things to the list as Marla has. For instance on today’s list, 5 of the 10 items are there because I put them there. Continue Reading…
I am leading a Starting Point group at my church. Tomorrow it is my turn to share my story.
Today I share it with you.
Everyone has a story. This is a part of mine.
I have just about finished watching season 1 on Heroes (I have 10 min’s of the last episode left to watch).
The series has been intriguing. Not so much from a storyline perspective (I think it is a little boring at times).
I have been thinking “what would my power be?” or more accurately “What would I like my power to be?” Continue Reading…
So I am still making progress.
The thing is that over the past 2 or so years my weight has fluctuated between 110 and 115Kg’s never below 110 and never above 115. But it changed, it went up and down, up and down.
So the next two or so weeks are critical. Will I get below 110 and will I be able to keep going down and not come back up again.
Last week Jeff suggested I look at the blood group diet. I looked. Bu I am not sure I can do what it suggested. First of all it looked suspiciously like the Atkins diet (I am of the O-ve blood type). I can’t risk that without the distinct possibility of a psoriasis relapse. But I suppose I can take some of the recommendations into account (Yay no more eggplant, I recon egg plant was put on earth by God as a joke and He still can’t believe people eat that stuff).
But I did an blood group diet analysis of my daily food intake and realised that if I was to eliminate (not substitute for the sake of the exercises) the foods that I currently eat, that are forbidden for type O’s then I would only be able to eat supper about 3 times a week. NO breakfast (no cereals and dairy) no lunch (no cheese and ham sandwiches) and supper only occasionally (no pork chops, pasta or potatoes).
I could eat fish, but I would rather be fat.
This weeks graph (I hit 111 this morning).
And I really do need to take Phil up on his offer of a jog a couple of times a week.
My sister sent me this. She is a mom. I am a dad. But I get it 
Enjoy!
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How many of those have your heard/said?
Sometimes being a dad means doing ridiculous things.
Like warming up plastic food in a toy microwave.
Eating the same plastic food. But you really have to enjoy it an make all the right noises.
And then washing it all down with a nice cup of tea (I’m not sure why she got some real stuff and I had to make do with pretend).
And after all that she asked my “Why didn’t you sit on a chair Dada?”
What ridiculous things do you do for your kids?
This is what my calendar looks like for to day.
