70K Before Wacken 2013

[Koldawne]

Why not combine both? If you use energy, you'll loose weight as well, and if you start having a decent balanced food regime, it might give an extra boost!

The problem that I have seen from watching what other ladies are doing is that when they start lifting the weight loss stops and instead normally things just shift around. The scale no longer moves BUT because muscle is denser than fat it will take up less room and thus even if the scale does not move the inches will shift and shrink and so I 'should' look smaller. I am just trying to decide If I can deal with the number not going down - and possibly even going up due to water retention while my muscles are repairing themselves. I just need to motivate myself LOL - I'm such a lazy ass when I get home.

I'm not at all worried about the food regime - I've lost 50 lbs in the past 8 months with only watching what I eat so I have that part all figured out

 

[Koldawne]

I understand. I could very good live with the temperatures in Manitoba. It was sometimes nearly -30 C. Once i was outside with an T-Shirt...ok...it doesn´t make sense...but i wasn´t ill and my clothes were pretty good. It was very dry too. In the beginning 3 days blizzard and then...no more snow...but it was enough... for the hole winter...

Ah WINTERpeg I lived in Calgary and Edmonton (in Alberta) for about 30 years. I much preferred the dry air to the humid air and TONS of snow that we get on this side of the country (Ontario/Quebec)

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Spring feels a lot like winter here, too. I want a refund.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Score. Just found all my teacher's powerpoint lectures online. No more note taking for me.

Wish I'd tried to look earlier than now, 2/3 of the way through the semester.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

It's outdated, so it's slightly different but the info is pretty much the same. Just worded differently.

 

[Wacki10]

Ah WINTERpeg I lived in Calgary and Edmonton (in Alberta) for about 30 years. I much preferred the dry air to the humid air and TONS of snow that we get on this side of the country (Ontario/Quebec)

Ah, Ok.

Do you understand my english? It´s a little rusty...i have to think sometimes about some word´s...

I didn´t speak english about maybe 10 year´s .

By the way...i never saw so much snow, tons you said , like in Winnipeg (Birds Hill) like i was there. Never in all my years in Germany. I was fallen in a hole of snow...it was not funny, because nobody was there. I fought in the snow. Jesus. But i lost one of my boot.

 

[Quark]

Ah, Ok.

Do you understand my english? It´s a little rusty...i have to think sometimes about some word´s...

I didn´t speak english about maybe 10 year´s .

By the way...i never saw so much snow, tons you said , like in Winnipeg (Birds Hill) like i was there. Never in all my years in Germany. I was fallen in a hole of snow...it was not funny, because nobody was there. I fought in the snow. Jesus. But i lost one of my boot.

You actually lived there, or was it a vacation/trip you made?

 

[Koldawne]

Ah, Ok.

Do you understand my english? It´s a little rusty...i have to think sometimes about some word´s...

I didn´t speak english about maybe 10 year´s .

By the way...i never saw so much snow, tons you said , like in Winnipeg (Birds Hill) like i was there. Never in all my years in Germany. I was fallen in a hole of snow...it was not funny, because nobody was there. I fought in the snow. Jesus. But i lost one of my boot.

I understand your English You speak it much better than I would speak German - I only know a few words.

I've seen some pretty deep snow..right now in front of my house the drifts (snow pile) is about 6 feet high. I would not want to fall into that!

 

[Koldawne]

Score. Just found all my teacher's powerpoint lectures online. No more note taking for me.

Wish I'd tried to look earlier than now, 2/3 of the way through the semester.

Close enough!

 

[Wacki10]

You actually lived there, or was it a vacation/trip you made?

I lived in Canada almost a year. After 6 months there was a breake, because it was not alloud to stay for a hole year. And then i came back again. I lived in a Familiy in Birds Hill near (near is good...it was a long way to Birds Hill and further to Winnipeg...) to Winnipeg. It was a very learnful time but a nice time. I loved it. And at the end of this time i dreamed english. The mother of that family was given me the best advice...don´t translate all the time into german.

 

[Quark]

I lived in Canada almost a year. After 6 months there was a breake, because it was not alloud to stay for a hole year. And then i came back again. I lived in a Familiy in Birds Hill near (near is good...it was a long way to Birds Hill and further to Winnipeg...) to Winnipeg. It was a very learnful time but a nice time. I loved it. And at the end of this time i dreamed english. The mother of that family was given me the best advice...don´t translate all the time into german.

I know hte last advice!

But cool! Though wouldn't be anything for me. I'm always afraid to be 'stuck' somewhere. (no drivers' licence, no car either obviously) I prefer Europe over (north) America.

 

[Wacki10]

I know hte last advice!

But cool! Though wouldn't be anything for me. I'm always afraid to be 'stuck' somewhere. (no drivers' licence, no car either obviously) I prefer Europe over (north) America.

I Love Canada but now i just would go there for Holidays. And anyway...i am to old now...

(Einen alten Baum verpflanzt man nicht).

But i heard, some old people from germany went to Canada to stay for their pension...for their rest of their life....

 

[Quark]

I Love Canada but now i just would go there for Holidays. And anyway...i am to old now...

(You don't replant an old tree).

But i heard, some old people from germany went to Canada to stay for their pension...for their rest of their life....

First (and last) time I was in the USA, the couple living across the street of my brother-in-law, were Germans. They were thrilled to talk German to me, as they still talked it indoors, and with their children (who were born there).

 

[Wacki10]

First (and last) time I was in the USA, the couple living across the street of my brother-in-law, were Germans. They were thrilled to talk German to me, as they still talked it indoors, and with their children (who were born there).

Thank you for translation

Oh boy...this is stupid.

And why the last time??

 

[agresionpower]

Amoungst others.

The main problem is that our subway rides in a circle in the innercity. From where I live to Waterloo Station is 2 stops, but to return I have to make the whole circle in order to get back to Parc! 6 Stops!

And snow again. But that's (slowly) going now.

it just does the circle in one direction?