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Growing up I much preferred building the fort rather than the snowball war that followed 
That is AWESOME in 3 mins I'll have to go some to catch up with that.Mousekedude wrote:I'll answer for her because I don't know when she'll have a chance to come back on here: yes, she is. That's not bad for only 3 minutes, right?Sleepy90 wrote:Mouseoholic that is a great Super Hula score are you doing that on the beginners 3min?
Way to go Mouseoholic that is a terrific loss.Mouseoholic wrote:Hi Sleepy90 here are some stats
Obstacle Course 450pts
Advanced Step 595 pts not my best but hey, it's 6:30 a.m. and I’m still working on my first cup of decaf...
I thought I had unlocked the Snowball Fight but cannot seem to find it...hmmmm I will investigate later today.
When I first made up my mind to go on this journey, I set a goal and I have finally reached it. I have now officially lost 21lbs....YEA!!!!
I had no idea when I started this thread that it would be such a motivator! Thanks everyone for the support. I hope you find this thread as encouraging and motivating as I do. Knowing that other struggle to lose weight and that we can all do this together is very helpful.
Keep up the good work guys & gals!!
Mouseoholic!
changes of batteries for the balance board later, we gave up 
Next time I will have to bring my own juice 
Not really bud... when you have a lot to lose, it's a little easier to lose weight at the beginning. It's losing it over the long-haul that is the problem. I appreciate the accolades though.Mousekedude wrote:Wow, NaCler, 40 lbs is awesome! You're like, the God of weight loss! (bowing and scraping...) We're not worthy.... we're not worthy....
"Stuck on 40 pounds" ~ you poor soul! You've been doing a great job NaClerNaCler wrote:M-Dude - That is awesome news. It always makes you feel good to not only hit your goals, but exceed them as well. Keep up the great everyone! Like Mouseoholic said, it's very encouraging to read about everyone's successes!
As for me, I've been stuck on 40lbs for a week or so. But, Halloween candy aside, I am going to hit 50 soon.
Hit the plateau Nacler don't worry it takes 2-3 weeks and then you start downward again.NaCler wrote:M-Dude - That is awesome news. It always makes you feel good to not only hit your goals, but exceed them as well. Keep up the great everyone! Like Mouseoholic said, it's very encouraging to read about everyone's successes!
As for me, I've been stuck on 40lbs for a week or so. But, Halloween candy aside, I am going to hit 50 soon.
Make sure if you're racing him it's not a sunny day - the glare off the top of his head could blind you and give him an unfair advantage over you in taking the lead...NaCler wrote:Thank you ladies... I appreciate the encouragement. When I hit plateau's I find I just need to change my strategy and then I'm back to losing again. I just have to find the right game plan... and bypass the Halloween candy buckets in the office and at home.
and... M-Dude would destroy me in a race down Main Street to the Castle I am sure... but it may make for a fun video!
Oh my word! I will definitely volunteer to be the videographer for that "special" raceMousekedude wrote:Hey, I need all the advantage I can get!
It would make a fun video, though! Since my foot surgery 9 years ago, and my ankle surgery 5 years ago, and with my bad knees, I make a funny picture trying to run. But I'm working on it. So NaCler and I would probably provide a pretty comical view as we lurch and stumble our way along. We'll have to give it a shot!
Although, the video might be a bit shaky from all the laughing I will be doing 