Some advice from Monty Python on my 2nd blogiversary

May 24, 2012

I’ve just realised that this blog is now two years old. Faarck, where did that time go?! (And how many times I have written the word ‘diet’ or ‘weightloss’ during that time!!!???) Interestingly, in May 2010 and 2011 I basically weighed the same, which would be impressive if it wasn’t about 50kg (110lb) more than I should [...]

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Why I read the blogs I read

May 22, 2012

I follow a ridiculously huge (and constantly increasing) number of blogs. I use Google Reader to manage this addiction and divide my reading list into three categories: writing and blogging; weight loss, health and fitness; and other blogs I like. I suspect I spend as much time reading blogs as I do writing my own [...]

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Not-dieting: blog giveaway!

May 17, 2012

I’ve written a few posts over recent weeks about my proposed move to mindful or intuitive eating, rather than continuing to ‘diet’. I’ve been ‘dieting’ for over 30 years now and there have been many successes and failures during that time. My weight has ranged from 47kg to 130kg; and in more recent years, I’ve [...]

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Weak in the knees

May 13, 2012

I have a sore knee. #thatisall I thought about ending this post there, but figured that’d be a bit unfulfilling for my readers given that you are accustomed to, and enamoured of, my witty repartee. Or something. It’s true though. A few times last week I got a pain on the inside of my left [...]

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Bits and bobs

May 11, 2012

I’m about to launch my first ever competition…. (yes, yay etc etc) and am hoping the prizes I’ve ordered will be here today and I can kick it off on the weekend – so this is just a ‘bits and bobs’ post to meet my posting schedule (anal creature that I am!) Vanilla Diet Coke [...]

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When numbers have no meaning

May 9, 2012

The Oz federal budget was released last night, so news feeds and social media here have been abuzz with talk of dollars, cents and numbers of all kinds. I must confess that the annual budgets don’t usually result in any additional benefits for me (often the opposite), so I pay little attention. Rather, I’ve been pondering on the relative importance [...]

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