Today is Sunday. Should I take the day off?
True, I only started yesterday. I thought hard about that.
I went to church and had the best time. I was proud of myself for being able to stand for 20 minutes singing the songs. The sermon was wonderful and so timely with learning God is good and always has our best interests in mind. Plus getting to visit with new friends is good for my soul.
Since I've been home I've made a healthy taco lunch and enjoying NASCAR and golf with my husband. Tomorrow I will get on the scale and meet my body where it is. I will use the App Lose It and figure out my calories and goals.
My morning routine as soon as I get up isn't strenuous. It's a few knee bends holding on to the window frame after I've opened the curtains to greet the day. I do a few more easy stretching, arms over head, roll my shoulders. It's just a way to say thank you Lord for waking me up and getting ready for what this day has to offer. I'm not counting this as exercise since it doesn't take long, just away to see if my body can move, very gentle.
I have set my alarm for 45 minutes. This way every 45 minutes I have a reminder to get up and walk a little bit. Since we have retired , I've noticed I've been sitting a lot more. Too much!! So this little alarm helps me make a good healthy choice to move.
So to answer that question, should I take today off?
I think the answer has to be no. Not if I want to be healthy for that surgery. I don't think I can let up even one day. I have to watch what I eat. How I move and take care of my mind, body and soul.
Today I will jump on the treadmill and listen to music. For this week 2 it's 17mins. On the treadmill. I can do that! Or at least start the walk. Should it be music or a YouTube travel tour?
OK, this is what I will listen to today while on the treadmill. It's Sunday, enjoy.
https://youtu.be/I4IBathEVks?si=zMC18O8TSEFUsGk0
Yes let's do this!No judgement here. Yes. I'm walking in my church dress today.
Drink your water.
Today's totals.
Done! 17 mins walked. burned 35 calories, .28 distance.




















