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Introduction Text Hello everyone. My name is Monica, but you can call me Nutz or Nutz4harry. My last update was over 2 years ago. A lot has changed since then. My daughter is now married (and no grandkids yet). My son is living with his boyfriend/partner. I have now been divorced for over a year. I actually was divorced a month before my daughter's wedding. The past year has been rough. Looking for a new place to live and being stressed at work have made me make bad decisions with food and exercise. Now some information about me. I am still going through a divorce and this has been something of a struggle. I know that I turn to food when I am stressed, depressed or just not feeling happy about myself. SparkPeople has been a blessing before when the divorce first started. Every day it gets easier. I love to read, talk, listen to music, dance and a lot more. I have decided to post my measurements here so that I can keep track of them on a monthly basis. These are my measurements as of February 15, 2012: Waist: 37 inches Hips: 53 inches Thigh: 27 inches Upper arm: 15 inches I will be adding my chest measurement and possibly my calf too. I had trouble measuring my upper arm this time around so hopefully I wasn't too off on the measurement.

My goals are to get to a healthy weight, Stay active, Exercise more often

Eat healthy and avoid binging on the junk food. Eat a well balanced diet. Drink 60 ounces of water or more a day. Exercise daily. Walk more often.

Boothwyn, PA

Love Harry Potter books and movies. Love to read. I have read the Twilight series and enjoyed it. I read just about anything and I am willing to try new authors, genres etc. I also love to listen to music and to dance to it too.

Add a Link Monica Pennsylvania (EDT/EST) BLC31 (summer camp), 32, 33, 34 (co-captain): Crimson Butterfly; BLC28, 29, 30: Vikings; BLC25, 26 - Amber Amazon Warrior; BLC 22, 23, 24: Fabulous Feisty Foxes; BLC19, 20, 21 - Golden Phoenix Proud Gryffindor in COHP! What is a plateau, anyway? When you are not seeing results in weight lost, inches dropped, or improved fitness for 4-6 weeks, you have probably hit a plateau.
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