It feels a little weird to post this, but I know some of you will want to see if it you haven't already. Yesterday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution ran an article about sticking to New Year's resolutions and included me in the story. Though my weight loss journey did not begin as a resolution, I absolutely resolved to change my life. As a rule, I try not to make resolutions that could turn into big, fat fails. Instead, I try to make fun ones. Last year my New Year's resolution was to accessorize more. This year, it's to get my clothes tailored when they need it.
But whether you made a New Year's resolution to lose weight, or just resolved in general to get healthier, remember--it's a journey. Not something you decide to do for a little while. This is for a lifetime.
You can check out the AJC article here.
About Me
- Erika
- I'm a food addict. Weight Watcher. Wife. Friend. Fundraiser. Lifelong writer. Lover of pop culture. Collector of kitchen gadgets. Loser of 130 pounds. Unfortunate regainer of (thankfully) a few dozen fewer than that. Hopeful goal-reacher. Constant oversharer.
6 comments:
I was so tickled when I came across the article in the AJC yesterday. Very cool! You continue to be an inspiration to all of us for so many reasons!
Happy New Year!
I saw it and showed my family and told them all about you as if I really know you. That is what blogging will do for you.
Love your resolutions. Do you have a g good tailor? I need one!
Jennifer
Cool article! I missed it somehow so I'm glad you posted! Thanks for sharing. And I agree, resolutions in baby steps all year long. Personal development all the time not just January 1!!!
I've said it before and I will say it again...Erika, you are an inspiration to all of us who struggle with our weight!
I've said it before and I will say it again...Erika, you are an inspiration to all of us who struggle with our weight!
AMEN,sista!
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