Comments for Neophytegirl http://www.neophytegirl.net "And honey, you should see me in a crown." Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:09:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on About me by Kelly Gilmore http://www.neophytegirl.net/about-me/#comment-209 Kelly Gilmore Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:09:56 +0000 http://neophytegirl.net/?page_id=366#comment-209 Good morning, Hope this email finds you all well. My names is Kelly and I have a client who is interested in doing some advertising on your site. I would very much appreciate if you could provide me with some information and rates. Thanks so much for your time, Regards, Kelly Kelly@marketingnomads.com Online marketing Good morning,

Hope this email finds you all well.
My names is Kelly and I have a client who is interested in doing some advertising on your site.

I would very much appreciate if you could provide me with some information and rates.

Thanks so much for your time,

Regards,

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]]> Comment on What a day by Rob http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/21/what-a-day/#comment-205 Rob Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:31:45 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=595#comment-205 Years ago I had a button "giving up catholicism for lent"... Years ago I had a button “giving up catholicism for lent”…

]]> Comment on What a day by Stacy http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/21/what-a-day/#comment-204 Stacy Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:04:26 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=595#comment-204 Love Sherlock. Hayes got me watching last weekend. And the bit about the window...wtf? Hilarious. Is it the key or the lock? If its an old lock it might just need to be cleaned out. And you should give up pasta and learn to cook for Lent ;) Love Sherlock. Hayes got me watching last weekend. And the bit about the window…wtf? Hilarious. Is it the key or the lock? If its an old lock it might just need to be cleaned out.

And you should give up pasta and learn to cook for Lent ;)

]]> Comment on What a day by Lydia http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/21/what-a-day/#comment-203 Lydia Tue, 21 Feb 2012 18:22:16 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=595#comment-203 Sounds like you need a new key! I can't imagine you having to do that everytime you leave your apt! I'm going to be giving up meat for Lent! Going back to being vegetarian! Sounds like you need a new key! I can’t imagine you having to do that everytime you leave your apt! I’m going to be giving up meat for Lent! Going back to being vegetarian!

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by Annette http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-198 Annette Fri, 17 Feb 2012 21:53:58 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-198 sorry I wrote the above comment/ sorry I wrote the above comment/

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by Anonymous http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-197 Anonymous Fri, 17 Feb 2012 21:53:02 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-197 Exercise is the only not way to lose weight. it starts in the kitchen. It is all about what you are putting into your body. half the stuff out there is not helping your body get what it needs. That is why i am been working with my nutritionist for almost a year. I only lost 10 pounds and would like to lose 10 more. I cut out a lot of the sugar and carbs in my daily diet and it greatley lowered my cholsteral as well. But still need to work on this. I am trying to eat more organic , grass feed meats and organic fruits and veggies. I only drink water all day, no soft drinks or juice. Little by little I lose interest in unhealthy foods. I feel great about that and always feel great after a workout. If I had more time i would go to the gym more, but work and kids make that hard. Think about your daily lifetsyle and what small changes you can make each day -week, to month. If you have your mind set on it then it will happen. Always set small goals. Exercise is the only not way to lose weight. it starts in the kitchen. It is all about what you are putting into your body. half the stuff out there is not helping your body get what it needs. That is why i am been working with my nutritionist for almost a year. I only lost 10 pounds and would like to lose 10 more. I cut out a lot of the sugar and carbs in my daily diet and it greatley lowered my cholsteral as well. But still need to work on this. I am trying to eat more organic , grass feed meats and organic fruits and veggies. I only drink water all day, no soft drinks or juice. Little by little I lose interest in unhealthy foods. I feel great about that and always feel great after a workout. If I had more time i would go to the gym more, but work and kids make that hard. Think about your daily lifetsyle and what small changes you can make each day -week, to month. If you have your mind set on it then it will happen. Always set small goals.

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by Amy http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-196 Amy Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:19:06 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-196 My good friend lost 100+ pounds on weight watchers and she o ly worked out 45 min a day/ 5 days a week and age maintains that loss the same way. I don't think you have to be extreme, I think that extreme behavior comes from a fear of gaining it all back since they lost it by being extreme. Which is why I don't really believe in weight loss game shows My good friend lost 100+ pounds on weight watchers and she o ly worked out 45 min a day/ 5 days a week and age maintains that loss the same way. I don’t think you have to be extreme, I think that extreme behavior comes from a fear of gaining it all back since they lost it by being extreme. Which is why I don’t really believe in weight loss game shows

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by Cyn http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-195 Cyn Fri, 17 Feb 2012 15:36:43 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-195 I like the idea that if the world ends in December we should all just be eating twinkies and sitting on our butts and watching Doctor Who reruns. :) I like the idea that if the world ends in December we should all just be eating twinkies and sitting on our butts and watching Doctor Who reruns. :)

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by admin http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-194 admin Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:40:09 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-194 I just don't get it. I get tired reading their tweets about a 5 mile run and then 2 back to back spinning classes and then crossfit. If I worked out that much I would have to eat way more than I do now to not pass out! The winners might get 250K but that isn't going to last long. Even if you have an endorsement and do publicity, you still have to pay the bills. Granted, if you are in school, you have a more flexible schedule. There is no excuse for the fact that I haven't "worked out" since I got here other than the fact that I am lazy and would rather sleep in in the morning than have to get all my crap together, go to the library/office and then the gym. I'd rather do things at a different speed, even though I know I need to change it b/c I am never going to get any work done at this rate. It just makes me wonder. If I lose all this weight, do I still need to workout like a loon? Because in a few years if I have an actual *real* job, that may not be possible. Well, isn't the world ending in a few months? I suppose I won't have to worry about the size of my hips in that case. :) I just don’t get it. I get tired reading their tweets about a 5 mile run and then 2 back to back spinning classes and then crossfit. If I worked out that much I would have to eat way more than I do now to not pass out! The winners might get 250K but that isn’t going to last long. Even if you have an endorsement and do publicity, you still have to pay the bills. Granted, if you are in school, you have a more flexible schedule. There is no excuse for the fact that I haven’t “worked out” since I got here other than the fact that I am lazy and would rather sleep in in the morning than have to get all my crap together, go to the library/office and then the gym. I’d rather do things at a different speed, even though I know I need to change it b/c I am never going to get any work done at this rate.

It just makes me wonder. If I lose all this weight, do I still need to workout like a loon? Because in a few years if I have an actual *real* job, that may not be possible.

Well, isn’t the world ending in a few months? I suppose I won’t have to worry about the size of my hips in that case. :)

]]> Comment on Controversial post: Workout obsessions by Cyn http://www.neophytegirl.net/2012/02/17/controversial-post-workout-obsessions/#comment-193 Cyn Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:25:46 +0000 http://www.neophytegirl.net/?p=572#comment-193 You bring up a lot of good points. Went to the doctor the other day and noted that I gained 8 pounds since late last year. Now, I could stand to drop A LOT of weight and have been this way a while but those 8 pounds really freaked me out coming so quickly so I decided I needed to lose the initial weight I wanted quickly and then settle in to a "real" diet. I've been a little shaky and unsatisfied and I KNOW it isn't good for me so I think I need to get the idea of losing ANY of it quickly out of my mind if I want to stick to it but it's difficult. As far as the exercise, I get frustrated watching people on television telling us if they can do it we can do it when they have so many different things at their disposal that the average person doesn't. If these folks are exercising over 4 hours a day, are they working? Do they see their family or friends? There's a part of me that would love to be that determined and focussed but all I can seem to muster these days is an hour in the morning and, if I'm lucky, an hour at night. You bring up a lot of good points. Went to the doctor the other day and noted that I gained 8 pounds since late last year. Now, I could stand to drop A LOT of weight and have been this way a while but those 8 pounds really freaked me out coming so quickly so I decided I needed to lose the initial weight I wanted quickly and then settle in to a “real” diet. I’ve been a little shaky and unsatisfied and I KNOW it isn’t good for me so I think I need to get the idea of losing ANY of it quickly out of my mind if I want to stick to it but it’s difficult. As far as the exercise, I get frustrated watching people on television telling us if they can do it we can do it when they have so many different things at their disposal that the average person doesn’t. If these folks are exercising over 4 hours a day, are they working? Do they see their family or friends? There’s a part of me that would love to be that determined and focussed but all I can seem to muster these days is an hour in the morning and, if I’m lucky, an hour at night.

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