Thank you for the very nice feedback on the NPR feature. A short type segment like this is often just scratching the surface of a much deeper subject. As anyone who's been on this journey knows, there's much more to our successful and unsuccessful attempts than can fit in an edited 10 minute piece. For what it was, it was absolutely, 100% pro. NPR always does outstanding work. I would love the opportunity to do more of a long form type interview where we go deep into untangling it all as best we know how.
It was a good Monday; fairly solid. I'm so relieved to finally be over the illness that had me under last week. My doctor's office called today and left a voice mail saying they needed to reschedule my lab follow-up appointment because the doctor would be out on Thursday. I listened to the message too late to call them back today. When I call back tomorrow, I'll reschedule and ask for the log in information for my personal medical records. My lab results should be in by tomorrow. Of course, I'm not sure I'll know exactly what they mean, before the doctor gives me his analysis, but I'll have them. Or maybe I should be patient and wait. Hmmm... I think I'll just be a patient, patient.
Random before picture side-by-side with recent picture of my oldest daughter Amber and me at the Garth Brooks concert. I can't believe she'll be a married young lady in less than three months!
It was a late workout tonight but a good one. I'm a week and a half away from my next weigh-in and I'm feeling good about it. Not because of any expectation, simply because I know how I've been holding steady and holding the elements of my recovery sacred. Being sick for over a week might affect the next weigh-in--but I'm fine either way. It is what it is! I'm always surprised by how quickly the three week weigh-in periods pass. Time flies, doesn't it?
My Tweets Today:
Good Monday morning! Sugar free hazelnut creamer in my dark roast. 30 cal X 2 cups= 60 cal. pic.twitter.com/04E75Kzjci
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 2, 2015Three whole egg omelet with two slices mozzarella, salt & pepper. Golden delicious apple. 390 cal. pic.twitter.com/zwOzTsNoYi
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 2, 20152 cups. #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/BBYXSVy6ef
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 2, 2015FF/SF bean (130g) & provolone tostadas w/lettuce, salsa & light sr crm (15g). Lrg pear, strawberries (171g). 476 cal. pic.twitter.com/mG28eBS4mt
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 2, 2015Free bottled water is a perk where I work. Refill time. 2 cups. #watertracking pic.twitter.com/MPls4lJTFl
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 2, 2015Evening coffee. Sugar free hazelnut creamer. 30 cal. pic.twitter.com/sYeYrk1Aed
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 20152.5 cups with dinner. #watertracking #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/lqXwENikvG
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 2015Steak (4oz) & zucchini pizza! G-free wrap crust, 1/2 serv. SF marinara, 2 slcs pper jack, 1 slc swiss. Apple. 554 cal pic.twitter.com/edPIiY2PG3
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 2015Workout time. 2 cups. #refill #waterhelps pic.twitter.com/P6XEe0lbHu
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 2015Good workout. #endorphinsflowing 2 cup post-workout refill. #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/X3tiWfzuOL
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 2015Whole natural almonds (21.5g) & 1/2 large Anjou pear. #lastfoodofday 197 cal. pic.twitter.com/H2pGbPVRUA
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) March 3, 2015Thank you for reading and your continued support,
Strength,
Sean






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