The journey continues

Happy Month Day Nicholas.

Currently he has one tooth half out, rolls over at will, sometimes crawls backwards, says ma ma and other sentences, but you need imagination to hear. He likes to be held, and carried. Totally breast fed. He shows a great interest in eating. Wants to see it happening, occasionally grabs the plate. He threw my paper plate on the floor yesterday.

He cannot sit up yet. Once he can I will start solids for entertainment.

Off to weight watchers, How did I do?


Up 3 pounds.



The number went the wrong way... But my actions should help soon.

I have been cooking more, I have been exercising, I have been drinking more water. Maybe some sunshine, or a trip to the tanning booth may help.

At least Vinny says I look better. The Number on the scale isn't the final answer. If I change so will it, but it takes time.

The road back

Time to start thinking about the journey back to pre-pregnancy weight. I was 138 just before getting pregged. I managed to gain 60 pounds this time. Seems like for each of the three kids, no matter where I started, I gained until I was about 200 pounds.

I lost the preg-weight before. Unfortunately not until the kid was 3. I remember someone asking when is the baby due, and I replied 2 years ago. She turned several colors.

Thinking is different than dieting. I cannot diet because I an still eating for two, and now he weights 16 pounds. At 4.5 months I am still his sole source of nutrition. If I just eat sensibly, I should lose at a reasonable pace.

First I need to settle on a plan. Sommersize? Weight Watchers ? Core or Flex?

Gotta start somewhere

Wow, my first blog. What to comment on? Saw Wil Wheaton on VH1 last night. I have been reading his blog at www.wilwheaton.net Nice to see other geeks have made it out of school.

How about the birth industry. I resent the way the medical industry has convinced women that they must go to a hospital to be delivered of their baby. I saw one reference to rescuing from the uterus. A C section pays the doctor more, a natural birth leaves them open for lawsuits.

I chose to go to a free standing birth center for my third birth. Now I am told that my maternity leave pay will be recovered because without a doctor's signature on it, they won't believe I had a baby. Birth certificate, Soc, nope, good enough for the government, but not for Unicare.