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I have been fat for my entire life okay? So, it doesn’t offend me if someone calls me fat, or remarks about my double chin,
How the Snap Kitchen Meal Plans helped me stay full, manage my blood sugar and make my life a little more simple with prepped meals.
I’m very open about my intentions and goals in losing weight. I want to be because it means that others will hold me accountable, and
Each year, the days dwindle down until we hit January 1 – the time of year where we all feel as if we can do
I’ve been extremely stressed lately. From some traumatic things that have happened in the past couple weeks, to trying to plan a fun and quick trip/honeymoon
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Meditation means lots of different things to different people. For me, I decided that it was a moment to pause, listen to some calming music, breathe, unplug, and get away from the world and in tune with myself for 20 minutes – no thinking, just being.
Mila, you got some ‘splaining to do.
Sometimes you clean out your kitchen cabinets of all of the CRAP you have, and then you write a manifesto about it.
I’ve been in the process of re-doing my blog for two weeks or so, and I’ve unearthed these funny blogs that I forgot that I’ve
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