Power, Love, and Self-Control: Day 2 of 7

Day 2 of 7

This morning for breakfast I finished a small container of peach light yogurt. Around 1:00 we ate our lunch/dinner. I fixed some steamable mixed vegetables. I'd never bought these (frozen) before, but they were on sale a couple of weeks ago. They were VERY good. I ate a large portion with just a little seasoning and Parmesan cheese sprinkled on them. I also ate some applesauce.

For my husband, I added a side of a fettuccine alfredo with some chicken from the rotisserie chicken I'd purchased yesterday.

This 7-Day Plan is doable. I'm glad I started it yesterday. I may fix a bowl of oatmeal tonight if I get hungry or eat a handful of almonds. Or maybe I won't be hungry! I plan to walk and rebound inside around 4:00 this afternoon. I need to finish the month strong in the exercise department! (To keep me honest, I post my exercise minutes in a list in my sidebar. By referencing it, I can see if I'm on target with my goal of never letting 2 days pass in a row without 30 minutes of exercise.)

How are YOU doing? Do you "keep track" of your exercise? How?

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DeniseJanuary 26, 2010 at 4:23 PM
Congrats, you are doing really well.
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That Woman is a Success . . .
Found at itsnotaboutfood.blogspot.com

who loves life
and lives it to the fullest;

who has discovered and shared
the strengths and talents
that are uniquely her own;

who puts her best into each task
and leaves each situation
better than she found it;

who seeks and finds
that which is beautiful
in all people and all things;

whose heart is full of love
and warm with compassion;

who has found joy in living
and peace within herself.

~ Barbara J. Burrow ~

To which I add, "who makes God's kingdom and His righteousness her #1 priority"....(rlg)

"A day must come in our lives, as definite as the day of our conversion, when we give up all right to ourselves and submit to the absolute Lordship of Jesus Christ. . . . there must be a day when, without reservation, we surrender everything to Him--ourselves, our families, our possessions, our business and our time. All we are and have becomes His, to be held henceforth entirely at His disposal. From that day we are no longer our own masters, but only stewards. Not until the Lordship of Jesus Christ is a settled thing in our hearts can the Holy Spirit really operate effectively in us. He cannot direct our lives effectively until all control of them is committed to Him. If we do not give Him absolute authority in our lives, He can be present, but He cannot be powerful. The power of the Spirit is stayed." (Watchman Nee)

"Each day you take a few small steps, then build on them day after day. There may be set backs, everyone has them, but those victories will add up, and then pretty soon you'll be amazed at how different your life has become. And what could be more alluring than the prospect of waking up to your best life? So roll up your sleeves and get to work!"

"Remember, every step you take toward reaching your weight loss goal is really a gift that you give to yourself. When you eat right and exercise, you are taking care of yourself, treating yourself with respect, and acknowledging that you deserve* to be healthy and happy.” (Bob Green, The Best Life)

Rebecca's note: I have trouble with "deserve". I want to care for my body because God Himself cares for it! Do I "deserve" health? No, in light of my sinful inclinations and the fall of mankind, health is a gift. A GRACE-gift directly from the hand of God--a gift to be handled thankfully and thoughtfully.

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