Healthy Me

The job interviews hubby had on Friday were a no-go.  He said the places were dives and not the environment he wants to work in...and I was already furniture shopping in my mind for modern furniture. Actually, what was running through my mind was everything I'd have to do to get four kids, five dogs, two horses and a snake moved by myself because hubby would go ahead of us to start the job while I got us packed and ready to move.

So, we're still job-hunting and wanting to relocate back to our home state.  It's just going to take longer.

My little sister is in training to compete in fitness.  It's not body building.  She called it flexible something or other.  It's about being lean but in shape.  It sounded like it was about being able to build muscle without building it up so much that your shape was no longer feminine. I'm not sure that is the right word for it but that's about the only way I can think to describe it. She's eating right and using a trainer. It sounds very healthy anyway.

I just realized I forgot to eat breakfast this morning!  I'm not taking phentermine to suppress my appetite and didn't do it on purpose. I just forgot to eat! That's pretty usual for me with trying to get four kids off to school and then my husband getting home from work.  I forget!  I only remember when I start to feel nauseous from not eating - hypoglycemic. 

My husband gets upset with me when I forget. He said I need to eat breakfast to jumpstart my metabolism. I'd love to eat breakfast; not like I'm doing it on purpose.  Geez.

Yikes!  The thought of relocating and all that goes along with it is starting to get overwhelming.  I am thinking in my mind of everything that I will need to get done to get four kids, five dogs, and two horses to another state within a few weeks.  I keep finding myself getting the munchies - must be stress!  I'll have to add a visit to the web site AppetiteSuppressants.com on my "to do" list!

Take a deep breath!  Whew!  Nope, still feeling anxious.

My brother does that fitness program that everybody is talking about - p90x. He's in his 40's and more fit than most guys in their early 20's (the other guys in their 20's are probably also doing p90x). He keeps telling me I should give it a try.

Have you tried it?  Did you like it?  Did you see results?  What is the difficultly level?