Hi All - yesterday i took a major dip in my cheeriness....no real reason - just ran out of energy. But i did stick to my calories ( well apart for the white wine )but lost half a pound this morning - so all to the good!!
Todays challenge was to run and walk the dog - and go for Sunday lunch. Weather was atrocious - and with lots of dithering and with some help form my HU friends I managed to boot out the door with the dog. Hail rain and thunder and lightening. But I now feel like top dog Cheer meter returned to normal and I am unbearable again
Happy Easter Sunday peeps
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Well done for sticking to your calories yesterday. To be honest, I'm not surprised you took a bit of a dip in your cheeriness, as you were actually buzzing the previous days, so in a way, it was probably just the contrast between that 'high' and the consequent getting back more to a baseline, and that might have felt mildly depressive - if you see what I mean. But you mentioned that you ran out of energy, and that could be it too.
Congratulations on losing half a pound this morning! That is great!!!
I've just read that you're back to a high cheer metre again - see - you're bobbing up and down moodwise, but mainly up! That's great! Don't burn yourself out though. You've coped with thunder and lightening too - wow!
I would never describe you as 'unbearable' - we are shaking our pom poms still - not sure where moreless is, but think she is probably kicking kms in the sea somewhere - in which case her pom poms will be all wet. Oh no!
Sorry - think I am facing a touch of over-excitedness as it's the Easter weekend. I must go and have a lie-down for a bit.
Have a lovely day! Hope your Sunday lunch goes well. Talking of which, I need to get going myself.
thanks LC - I think you are right is was a 'mild depressive' dip - A bit like you can't keeping firing all the neutrons continuously- the have to re- charge!!
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