Today’s Weight: 162.4 (which puts me down .2 lbs from last Friday)

Today’s Measurements:

  • Waist: 29.5″ (same)
  • Hips: 40″ (same)
  • Thigh: 24″ (.5″ larger)
  • Belly: 36.5″ (.5″ larger)
  • Upper Arm: 12″ (same)

I’m going to assume that the increase in my belly is period bloat, and on my thighs is from building muscle in Bikram class.  Otherwise, I’m going to assume that I made errors in measuring.  I do wish that I were a little more than .2 lbs less than last week, but between the weight gain from womanly issues and that bag of potato chips and missed Bikram class the other day, I’m just glad I don’t weigh more than I did a week ago.  I’m betting that by this time next week, I’ll be 159 solid.

Today I’m planning to head out to a literary event with a friend in the evening, so I won’t be going to Bikram.  However, I’ve decided that I’m going to do a double class tomorrow, and then see how I feel and maybe do a double class on Sunday, too.  If I can make that happen, it will catch me up and I’ll be back on track to get 30 classes done in 30 days.  We’ll see!

 

 

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