Oh I so did not go to 5 AM swim this morning. The baby coughed a bit, then was up at 2:00 AM and when I got back in bed at 3:00 AM, the thought of getting up one hour later to go to swim was just ridiculous. RIDICULOUS. I feel that I will try again next week. I do have a three month old, and I will have to make some concessions.
Last night, I sort of had in my head that the baby would sleep through the night, I would swim early and arrive home before anyone woke up, then I would drink a hefty amount of coffee, and THEN I would leisurely load the kids up at 10:00 AM. We would amble over to the YMCA, and I would take a pilates class and a yoga class. Like I said, this may indeed happen next week, just not today.
Instead of 5 AM swim, I loaded everyone up for the swim nursery at 8:30 AM swim. It was pretty great, as my three year old was thrilled to be there and my 3 month old just slept the entire time. It was a real swim nursery luxury. I got in 3100 yards, and had a great swim. We stopped on the way home to let my older son play on a playground.
I got in some intense Tracy Anderson ab work during nap time and then cleaned out my closet and put a few things up for sale on ebay. It was a pretty leisurely Friday. Nothing ambitious.
I spent an inordinate amount of time griping about my post pregnancy stomach with my sister, looked hopelessly at summer bathing suits, and had a full on confrontation with a tub of Nutella.
We had had a tub of Nutella in the house that I "bought for my son" for about a week. I told myself that I bought it to spread on his whole wheat toast to encourage him to eat a fuller breakfast. This was a pretty serious lie to tell myself however. I truly bought the Nutella for me and have been having a spoonful or so, every once in a while for the whole week. Today, I broke down and dumped a couple of spoonfuls into my smoothie and at 4:00 PM, I just got out a spoon and finished off the whole thing. I was vanquished by a jar of sugared chocolate.
What did I expect? If I do not have the self discipline to get to swim for the early practice, why did I think I could withstand the supernatural powers of a jar of Nutella and why did I then further punish myself by looking at swimsuits online. It is a sick spiral of sadness, and I have to stop it for the love of Mike.
I need your work out ethic. I read a few of your posts and my own body hurts. Keep up the hard work and keep inspiring those who wish to be as healthy as you!
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You are great to say that!! Pulling it off seems harder all the time.
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