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My name is Ann. Since these are my personal insights, they are “Annsights.” My hope is that my insights will ring true for someone else, making a positive difference in some small way in another’s life. Please return often. I’ll enjoy your company. With a personal goal of “Pursuing Lifelong Fitness” after going from a [...]

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Whether planning to eat alone or socialize, buying a veggie tray with dip seems to be my current habit. In the past five weeks I have bought 6 veggie trays from Costco. When alone I run through a tray of 20 four-ounce veggie servings in a week. The ready-to-eat trays are a low-effort (however higher-priced) [...]

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Thurs., March 12, 2009 20:24:43 GMT Someday I hope that weight maintenance becomes much easier. I’m still not there yet. Loving the way I now look, does help, some. Truly wanting to be fit for life, is key. But still… When I go to my sister’s, I sometimes end up eating a huge bag of [...]

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Sat., Jan. 10, 2009 01:11:08 GMT Yesterday I finally put on the sports heart rate monitor (HRM) I bought at a one-time deep discount at Costco last summer, right before Mom’s health took the final downward turn. (Ironically, Mom’s failing heart and ultimate death distracted me from my own HRM.) I haven’t slept in the [...]

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Wed. Jan. 7, 2009 19:46:45 GMT Learning about portion sizes was a huge eye opener to me, when I started losing my extra 40 pounds in 2007. When I finally purchased food (and postage) scales at Costco (available daily for less than $20 in the office supplies aisle), I truly began understanding how ignorant I [...]

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You see, today, I’m one of those skinny gals at the gym. But last year, I wasn’t. It bothers me that the person next to me doesn’t know my history, so may not be motivated, and may even be discouraged, working out next to me.

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Tuesday, December 02, 2008 20:17:21 GMT Kids learn from their parents, throughout their lives. Kids of all ages observe. Many of us live our lives echoing the actions of our parents, as well as making sure we don’t make the same mistakes our parents did. It was all Mom’s fault, that I became so dedicated [...]

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Sunday, November 16, 2008 22:20:15 Each time I visited Mom at the nursing home, at some point I would open the bottom drawer, pull out the Clorox wipes, and spend several minutes wiping down areas in her room frequently touched by anyone. Don’t get me wrong: The nursing home was a clean one. The cleanest [...]

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Thursday, October 30, 2008 21:16:20 GMT Yesterday I stocked up on 3-ounce, single-serving packages of tuna in water at Big Lots: 50 cents each! (Sale price through November 1, with expiration dates ranging from 2010 to 2011.) That’s nearly an unheard of price for the convenient 90-calorie pouches. So, I bought some for me, and [...]

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Friday, October 24, 2008 20:36:55 GMT Looking back, I am so glad I pushed ahead. I almost committed myself too early to a larger weight, because I really didn’t want to give up my entire wardrobe (so I told myself). Like many gals, I love my clothes, and through the years I invested a great [...]

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