My goal: lose 125lbs by my 50th birthday which is 15 months away.
Realistic...absolutely.
Will I keep up with blog? I'm not sure. I do know that it helped me tremendously in the past. We will so how it helps going forward.
A lot has changed since I started my fitness journey most important, my overall goal. In the past 3 years, the most weight I've lost was 127lbs. Even though that number fluctuates, I am very proud of it and the hard work I put into it. My new goal is to become healthier and stay that way to keep my Multiple Sclerosis under control. I have no desire to medicate myself, just to get fit and stay that way.

Nick joined the tech group this year. Now that has been a new experience for us all. He would meet with them twice a month starting in September or October then around show time they meet more often. Show week was crazy. He had to load the truck on Sunday, be at the theatre at 8AM on Monday to unload the truck; they were done by 5PM which meant no school. Tuesday was tech run through. Wednesday was the first dress rehearsal, Thursday was dress with makeup rehearsal, Friday and Saturday shows. The Saturday after the show was the strike. The tech crew had to stay after the show, pack, and load the truck. Nick was exhausted and just wanted to head home. He had a tough time accepting the fact that he had to stay and do this. I hated to leave him when he was upset but it was part of the responsibility he agreed to and I wasn't about to let him walk away from it. He called us after a little while and said they were headed back to CYC's Warehouse so we left to go meet him. Turns out he had a blast! My husband and I helped Nick and the rest of the crew unload the truck then we all headed to Waffle House for something to eat. What a great groups of people. Today at 2 they tech crew met at the warehouse again to put everything in its place and then had a party afterwards. They ate and watched the video from the show. Nick said he had the best time...How I love to hear him say that. I'm sure he didn't interact too much with the others but he loved listening to them and watching them. I pray that he sticks with this and keep on enjoying it; I know that he will find his comfort zone within the group and start interacting and forming friendships.
My boys just make me smile...they are my heart. They are all so different yet each one of them is perfect. I love them so darn much. I can't imagine what my life would be like without them.