Victory is hard...

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thats what trainer Bob said on last nights Biggest Loser. And boy is he right, victory is hard. Heck, progress is hard.

I lost a pound this last week. And I know I should be happy about it and I will take it. But I felt like this had been a decent week. I ate low most of the time, worked out, uped my amount of fruits and veggies. It makes it really hard to wanna eat right again tomorrow if I can eat right and workout and still only lose 1 pound. What gives.

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  1. The Full CodeOctober 29, 2010 at 8:45 PM

    I feel the same way, working this hard for a measly pound. But a pound is still a pound that is not on my hips. And they will all add up, eventually. We just got to keep on keeping on....

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