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Goals:
  1. reach 10000 steps each day
    • 5/7
  2. get on the treadmill 30 minutes five days
    • 4/5
  3. sleep. as in at all
    • 2/7
    • It's hard, but we're starting the cycle
      1. I get up even though I've only had four hours of sleep
      2. I keep the grumpy Chickadee awake all day
      3. the neurologist says this is just a part of Rett we have to live with
So, I did so abysmally well that I think these are a good set of goals for me to continue with. HOUSEKEEPING FYI: Beansprout and I have big plans tomorrow. This counts as my post for tomorrow. Because I'm in charge here.


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  1. CorlettaMay 28, 2010 at 12:39 PM

    Hey...thanks for your sweet comment on my blog. You are exactly right. The craziness that I have experienced in the past is gone!! Now...I accept what I see!!!

    Have a great weekend, too!

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  2. Karen@WaistingTimeMay 28, 2010 at 1:58 PM

    Looks like you did well on the goals that you can control. I hope sleep follows.

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  3. Kelly Scotti, CHHC, RYTMay 28, 2010 at 8:31 PM

    Great job on reaching your goals, and a great Freudian slip on the post title...you will never by Fat again! Have a wonderful weekend, darling!

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  4. TamiMay 29, 2010 at 10:54 AM

    I love goal setting and achieving them is so rewarding. You are doing a brilliant job!

    Have fun cleaning, I love a clean house!

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  5. Diane Fit to the FinishMay 30, 2010 at 6:59 AM

    Your goals are so sensible and with your very full life I know you can reach all of them. We are cleaning this weekend too - no big holiday plans, just cleaning!

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