what made you decide to do what you do?
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what made you decide to do what you do?
| Wed, 05-21-2003 - 12:18pm |
In the interest of changing the subject back to something that is actually relevant to a SAH/WOH debate (LOL!), I will pose a question to anyone who wants to answer:
Who or what would you say was the greatest influence on your decision to SAH or WOH, whichever one you do (or want to do, if you aren't doing what you want)? Did any particular person, circumstance, situation, or anything else lead you to decide this question one way or the other?
What if two different influences conflicted? How did you make the decision then?

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Are you *sure* you are so physically active??????
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Dj
"Now when I need help, I look in the mirror" ~Kanye West~
I don't want to try more playstation or playstation 2 either one.
We do get stuck in the house but no playstation isn't the only option (there you go assuming way out on that limb unattached to a tree again, oops you just fell again). Playstation is one of many options, including going outside to play and sled, geesh, who would have thought that would be an option in the snow!
Thank goodness I don't live any farther north as I hate winter and despise snow. Ky doesn't see much of it, but we don't know how to handle 2 inches when we get it. No joke!
Our major highways are cluttered w/cars in the ditches and wrecks everywhere if we get a light skim of snow. You'd be truly amazed at how winter affects us here. Even the people north in Ohio and Illinois deal with it much better than us. We often don't even have enough salt if we get too many snow days in a winter. You'd think they'd learn by now, oh well. And when they don't salt the accident number rises even more.
OK, I'll explain it on a level you can't miss:
I HATE SPORTS. That is OK. You don't HAVE to like sports.
It is so completely ridiculous (and telling) that you picked out the most frivolous thing in my post to whine about... avoiding responding to my actual point that it is OK to not be involved in sports.
Like I said.
Moderate exercise helped, but I just was not able to get back in the swing of things very quickly. I lost the weight much faster the second time, but the shape, and the desire/focus on physical fitness, just isn't the same.
If your priorities and physical shape were totally unaltered by giving birth, more power to you. That's definitely not true for all of us. Don't you get 11 months of leave? I'd most likely have been able to get back into shape in that amount of time if I hadn't had to go back to work.
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Dj
"Now when I need help, I look in the mirror" ~Kanye West~
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