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Resident Assistants are upperclassman that supervise the residence halls they are assigned to. They are the first point of contact for residential questions and concerns, and are responsible for the general welfare of the students living in their hall. If you have any questions, concerns, or just want to talk, feel free to knock on their doors or write them an email.
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I wanted to be an RA to allow my social skills and leadership ability to flourish through the grace of Christ. He has given me these gifts, and I cannot let them just sit under a bushel basket. Also, I want to be able to help the incoming freshman class find solid ground when they come into UD.
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One thing for sure is a seminar on manliness and what is means to be a man. Ideally, I would have the author of the blog: The Art of Manliness come in to talk, but I may just have some monks from the Abby come and talk, like Father John or Father Thomas. Also, I want to do a frisbee tournament, or, if I can work it out with student life, take them rock climbing at the NTOPC.
Timothy Nguyen
Psychology Major
From: Glendale, CaliforniaWhy did yo become an RA?: I wanted to be an RA because I would be able to help the freshmen love their new school. What events do you plan to hold?: Some specific events I plan on holding in Theresa Hall would be cooking events of different cuisines and dishes and holding a weekly or biweekly talk show, similar to that of Jimmy Fallon's or Jimmy Kimmel's.
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Theology Major
From: New Orleans, Louisiana
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I wanted to become an RA so that I could get to know more of the underclassmen and help them to come to love UD as much as I have over the past three years.
What events are you planning to hold?:
I would love to host movie nights, a pushup and/or pull up contest between the male residence halls, a barbecue at the volleyball court, and lectures from UD staff members about things not strictly academic. I think it would be great to hear about things like Fr. Denis' experience in the Hungarian army over fifty years ago.
Monica Marra
Theology Major
From: Clifton Park, New York
I love serving others and being an RA will give the chance to do that, even if it is in small ways such as unlocking a door for someone who forgot her room key.Why did you become an RA?:
What events do you want to hold?:
Make your own sundae event and a theology of the body talk and discussion.
Ruth Fritz
Classics Major
From: Boise, Idaho
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UD is my home-away-from-home; I wanted to help other
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Cookies and coloring, Indian culture night and on Halloween, a
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Rebecca Espinosa
Spanish Major
From: Round Rock, Texas
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What events do you want to hold?:I had a wonderful RA my freshman year who I knew I could go to with
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I plan to carry on the tradition of the ever-popular "cookies and coloring".
Sarah Kuntz
Human Sciences in the Contemporary World Major
From: Virginia Beach, Virginia
Why did you become an RA?:
I wanted to become an RA because of the sense of community gained by living in the dorms. As a Freshman, I really appreciated everything that my RA's did for us. It helped me to feel more at home at UD. Our dorm was like a mini-family. I loved knowing that I had people who I could trust and rely on. I hope to do the same thing for everyone in Gregory Hall this year!
What events do you plan to hold?:
Some of my current ideas for hall events are art therapy, tea
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Breakfast in "Bed", poetry nights, inviting professors over for casual discussions and more!
Teresa Blackman
English Major
From: Minnesota
Why did you become an RA?:
My RA's helped me make the transition into college life, and I would love to help the freshmen in the same way. I also want to help foster a friendly and caring environment in the dorms!
What events do you plan to hold?:
Anything with food! I'd love to have study parties, dorm Secret Santa, a brunch, and service work together.
Sarah Valdovinos
Interdisciplinary Studies Major
From: Portland, Oregon
Why did you become an RA?:
As the oldest of 8, I see the RA position as a "big sister" role, in a way. I enjoy
new responsibilities and challenges, and I love people. I want to help the incoming
freshmen and take an active role in helping them get acclimated to university life
and housing so as to help make their transition as smooth as possible. As much as
I can, I'd like to build a personal rapport with each student in the hall, so she
feels like she's an important member of the UD community.
What events do you plan to hold?:
A Christmas party (with Christmas movies and a dorm-wide "Secret Santa" gift exchange) right before Christmas break; a Valentine's Day party with a "Secret Cupid" gift exchange; Thanksgiving and Easter dinners (I plan to cook for and eat with the students who are staying in the hall during these breaks); various craft/decorating parties (I love crafts and have many ideas I think students would enjoy); various movie nights; and at least one or two outdoor events (weather permitting), like a scavenger hunt with prizes, or a picnic on the grass outside the hall.
Mary Roggenbuck
Mathematics Major
From: Madison, Minnesota
Why did you become an RA?:
I have wanted to be an RA since ninth grade when I went on a college visit with my older sister. I watched the interaction between the RAs and their residents and thought to myself 'I want to do that.'
What events do you plan to hold?:
Girls' night; coloring party; Rome panel.
Teresa Miranda
Pastoral Ministry Major
From: Las Cruces, New Mexico
Why did you become an RA?:
I wanted to be an RA because I am a transfer student and had a
rough first semester. I want to make sure other people's living
situations are better than my semester was. It makes a huge
difference when you feel comfortable in your own room.
What events do you plan to hold?:
I would love to start a nightly prayer group.
Benjamin Gibbs
History Major
From: Flower Mound, Texas
Why did you become an RA?:
I want to help people and make sure that the residence hall is an enjoyable and safe environment.
What events do you plan to hold?:
Something with basketball and a cool academic event involving history.
Catherine Zadnik
English and Drama Major
From: Virginia
Why did you become an RA?:
I want to be able to share the spirit of the UD community with the students and make sure they feel included.
What events do you plan to hold?:
Pixar movie nights, hall events to support Drama productions, girls nights (chocolate, chick flicks, nail painting).
Karen Bless
Theology Major
From: Allen, Texas
Why did you become an RA?:
I really enjoy meeting new people and interacting with them. I also truly love helping people, and being an RA gives me the opportunity to be the go-to person. I want to be someone that anyone can talk to, anytime. And I want my residents to know that I will always be there for them.
What events do you plan to hold?:
I want to have game nights, movie nights, and take a group out into Dallas for an afternoon in the city.
Michael Reardon
Philosophy and Psychology major
From: St. Louis, Missouri
Why did you become an RA?:
Going on a second year, I want to be able to continue getting to know the residents and be there to help them out in the transition of returning from Rome. I've also liked getting to know them personally and recommend clubs and activities to incoming transfer students that would fit their hobbies.
What events are you planning on holding?:
I would like to hold a barbecue this upcoming year, and have a pool party some night before it gets too cold.
Michael McDermott
Business Major
From: Olympia, Washington
Why did you become an RA?:
The experience of leadership, greater contact with the student body, and family legacy.
What events do you plan to hold?:
Lots of Movie Nights, Foam Gladiatorial Contests, and of course Poker.
Elizabeth Spencer
Business Major
From: San Antonio, Texas
Why did you become an RA?:
RA's have great responsibility and are held to a higher standard. I enjoy staying busy and being held accountable. I also enjoy helping others and acting like a role model to them and being someone they can go to should they need anything.
What events do you plan to hold?:
I would love to do a girls vs. guys sporting event. We could start it in the afternoon and then have a BBQ for dinner right outside in the West Hall court yard. Also, I've always loved movie nights; especially around the really hectic times of the year. It's a chance for students to just relax and take a break from studying.
Yesenia Anaya
From: Garland, Texas
Why did you become an RA?:
Becoming an RA was one of the things I was interesting in doing going into college. I like interacting with people and learning new things. I also don't mind lending a hand, ear, or whatever to someone who needs it or asks for help. Becoming an RA gives me the opportunity to meet and help new people and friends alike.
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I hope to hold some stress-free parties. Work and school can get overwhelming at times and having a stress-free environment can help a lot. Movie nights are probably on the top of my list because I think it is a great way to unwind or even hold an interesting discussion about whatever is the movie is about.


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So it hasn't been a particularly great week for Jason Terry on the Celtics team as a whole. He got blasted by LeBron on a dunk, then LBJ continued to skewer him in the media. Terry then had a rough game in New Orleans missing all five of his shots from the field as the C's got stung late in the game. There was one bright spot late in the first quarter though. After Jeff Green made a free throw to put the C's up by seven (27-20), AB does what he does best, and pressures backup point guard Terrel Harris full court. Harassing Harris, AB causes the New Orleans offense to sputter, so Ryan Anderson and Lou Amundson create a sandwich screen on AB to free up the ball. Eventually this allows Anderson to get the ball on the right elbow and tries to sneak a drive past Jeff Green and AB, who helps off his man and pokes the ball free from Anderson and right into the hands of Jason Terry. As soon as AB got a hand on the ball he leaks out immediately, allowing Terry to toss a perfect touchd...
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Some of my fondest childhood holiday memories involve those annual family outings to seek, identify, capture, and bring home the perfect Christmas tree. There was the year that all of the trees were too tall and folks lopped off just the tops of them... and the year we were so cold we would've settled for just about any tree. And there was always that inevitable agony for Dad as he turned the tree 'round and 'round until we all agreed on just which side was its most picture perfect.
The old-fashioned tradition of bringing home the Christmas tree is alive and well here in New England. Everywhere you drive these days, you see prized pines tied tightly to car roofs. There's something about the sight and scent of a fresh-cut New England evergreen that just can't be duplicated by any artificial means.
You may find this odd, but it's been many years since I've embarked on a tree-hunt of my own. I've been reluctant to see if a tree could co-exist peacefully with my maniacal cat. But this year, I simply couldn't resist the temptation to celebrate the holidays in proper New England style with a proper, locally grown tree.
If you'll indulge me, I'll take you along to Humphrey's Cherry Brook Farm in Canton, Connecticut, on a virtual tour of my quest for the perfect little tree. If you've opted for an artificial tree, or you live in a warmer climate where cutting your own tree is not an option, you may just find that this photo journey rekindles old memories of Christmases past. And, remember, there is still time to bring home your own New England Christmas tree for the holidays. Consult my directory of links to Christmas Tree Farms in the region for possibilities.
The farm that gave "birth" to my beautiful white spruce has been owned by one family for 250 years. The annual sale of Christmas trees has allowed the Humphrey family to keep the farm from being sold for development, even though none of this generation's members are farmers. Located on Route 179 in Canton, Connecticut, Cherry Brook Farm has trees available for sale on weekends. Call (860) 693-4066 or (860) 693-8768 for more information.
Got your cyber-scarf and e-mittens? It's time to look for a tree...
All photographs copyright Kim Knox 2000, licensed to About.com, Inc.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Indiana men's and women's track and field teams recorded one of the most successful weekends of the season at either the prestigious Mt. Sac Relays in Walnut, Calif., and the highly-regarded Sea Ray Relays in Knoxville, Tenn., April 13-16. The Hoosiers met 13 regional-qualifying standards, two NCAA provisional marks and turned in nine personal-best performances.
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Jessica Gall and Stephen Haas turned in record-setting times at the Mt. Sac Relays in the 10,000m. Both Gall and Haas earned NCAA provisional times in the event and etched their names in the Indiana record book.
Gall recorded a personal best in the grueling 10k with a ninth-place time of 34:32.36. Moreover, Gall's run moved her into fourth on the all-time best list for the event, just one spot behind teammate Lindsay Hattendorf who claimed Indiana's third-best time in history (34:27.95) at the Stanford Invitational on March 31st.
Haas turned in an impressive third-place time of 28:52.30 in the 10,000m. Haas' personal-best time moved him into second in the Hoosier record books and makes him the fastest IU athlete to run the event in 33 years.
Below are the nine Hoosiers who recorded personal bests in their respective events:
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Symptoms of blocked arteries may occur when high levels of plaque and cholesterol adhere to the artery walls. Blocked or clogged arteries can be fatal if they go untreated because the heart becomes blocked from receiving oxygen.
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- Weakness – extremity weakness is common in patients who experience symptoms of blocked heart arteries. Dizziness and fatigue also accompany weakness due to the lack of oxygen supplied to the heart and muscles.
- Breathing difficulties – blocked arteries prevent oxygen absorption and cause a shortness of breath. Patients who experience clogged arteries often complain that they are unable to breath.
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The interview is quite lengthy, and is heavily Microsoft oriented, but is well worth the read. A list of some showcase DX10 titles is at the end, including Halo 2 for the PC, which many people have been wondering about for a while.


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NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS: DEVILS v RANGERS
May 20, 2012
Peter DeBoer
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY: Practice Day
Q. Much was made about trying to limit the number of Rangers fans. I know that's a tough task, but looking back, did you feel you had the building more to yourselves than in the past against them?
COACH DeBOER: I'm here to win hockey games. That plays no factor at what I'm doing at my level.
Q. Josefson, what are you looking for from him? And he hasn't played in a while, but looked like he was getting really going before ‑
COACH DeBOER: He finished the season very strong. The last three, four weeks of the season he was great. Fresh legs this time of year. You're 15 games into a playoff run. Can never hurt. And he's been an effective guy for us, and we missed him while he was out.
Q. John Tortorella today said that your players are trying to (indiscernible). He called out Parise and Zubrus for a hit on Stralman and also (indiscernible) I think the P.K. What's your response to that?
COACH DeBOER: Comical.
Q. You made a couple of other line shuffles or tinkers. What were you trying to do moving Kovalchuk and stuff like that?
COACH DeBOER: We got shut out. We were trying to generate some offense. That's been fairly common practice for us to move people around when we haven't had success scoring goals. A little different situation, and I thought we generated a lot of quality chances. I think the easy thing would be to stick with it and just hope you come out the next game, do the same thing and score.
But we've decided to shuffle some things around, and I think we'll get some results in that.
Q. You ran them together in the past. What do you like about Zubrus with and Parise and Zajac?
COACH DeBOER: They played well together, they had some chemistry. This is going prior to me getting here last year. So I think they enjoyed playing together. Hopefully that translates.
Q. Do you envision Henrik as the center now?
COACH DeBOER: Yes.
Q. Does that bring him up in your thinking?
COACH DeBOER: His career has been spotted with him playing wing, playing center. I take some of the responsibility off him to work low in our end and to create offense at the other end.
So hopefully that, again, translates to some offense.
Q. Where does Sykora fit into your plans? One of the extras?
COACH DeBOER: If we go with the lineup today at practice, then he's out tomorrow, those are some of the tough decisions you have to make in the Playoffs. So it's not a finalized lineup yet. So if we get to that point I'll talk about it tomorrow.
Q. Parise last night, what do you think about his play so far in the series? Just give us a quick assessment.
COACH DeBOER: Zach always gives you the same thing: 100percent effort, 100percent team play. Could easily have two or three goals in the series and we'd be praising him for how well he's played. Like he did against Philadelphia, the series before. So it's going to come with him. I've got no concerns about Zach or his play.
Q. Have you had a chance to look at the films today at all? And, in retrospect, I don't know whether or not you feel the same way, but there's nothing you could have done any differently except for put the puck in the net. And is that extremely frustrating as you look at the film in retrospect knowing full well you played a good game and didn't score?
COACH DeBOER: It's not frustrating. You can't get frustrated. I mean, that's what that team does to you and that goalie does to you. So you have to work through that and know that he's going to pitch a good game at the other end and not let it get to you.
I wouldn't change anything about our game last night, or very few things. If we can play another game like that, I think we're going to win more than we're going to lose.
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It wasn't the prettiest of games, but the Southwestern men's basketball team did enough good things in order to hold on for its third win in a row, 74-67 over Graceland's JV team here Monday.
The Spartans held a 35-32 lead at halftime and eventually took a 67-55 lead with 4:48 remaining in the game.
But, Graceland chipped away at the lead and cut it 67-61 with 3:43 remaining.
"Needed some free throws down the stretch, and we actually just needed to make some stops down the stretch," Southwestern head coach Mike Holmes said. "We weren't stopping consistently. The final margin got created when we made some good shot challenges and got some rebounds and took control with that."
With the score 69-65 in favor of Southwestern, the Yellowjackets drew an offensive foul on the Spartans with 1:32 left in the game, but couldn't convert the free throws.
Jared Theis answered with two free throws of his own and Tanner Kellogg added one to make it 72-67. Theis grabbed a defensive rebound with :22 left and Nick Lenhard sank two free throws to create the final 74-67 score.
Elliott Hamdeed scored 11 points in the first half in helping the Spartans build the lead and finished with a game-high 18. Theis added 14 points to go with his key defensive rebounds down the stretch.
Kellogg scored 13 off the bench for Southwestern, while Mataika Koyamainavure also recorded double figures with 11 points.
"Not terribly pretty, but I mean there were enough good things to win," Holmes said. "There were some things that obviously need to improve. I just wouldn't call it a complete game, and I don't think our guys would, either."
Holmes said he felt his team made some nice back cuts under pressure from Graceland's defense, and he was happy with the defensive rotations. Looking inside to the post also helped the Spartans get to the free throw line, where they shot 28-of-39.
"You always want to win," Holmes said. "That helps ease whatever difficulties you're having. After this, I'm not going to say this anymore, but I've got to remember we're a very young team. Everything's kind of a learning experience and if you can learn while you win, that's a good deal."
Jake Still of Mount Ayr scored seven points for Graceland. Cody Scroggie of Murray recently joined the Yellowjacket basketball team and will be making the switch from football to basketball permanently, joining high school teammate Austin Halls on the hardwood.
Southwestern, now 3-2 for the season, returns to action at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at home against North Central Missouri, a team that defeated the Spartans 60-56 on Nov. 9.
"That should be a good barometer to see if we have improved like we think we have," Holmes said. "Another game where we need to be a little more consistent on both ends."
GRACELAND (67) — Chris Linner 4 4-4 12, Taylor Eoff 2 5-6 10, Taj Ar-Raazaq 1 2-2 4, Nadhir Daughtery 0 4-6 4, Jackson Carr 2 4-5 9, Vencel Tigue 3 0-0 6, Brian Reed 5 3-4 13, Jake Still 3 1-2 7, Carlos Mendoza 1 0-0 2. Totals — 21 23-29 67. 3-point goals — 2 (Eoff 1, Carr 1). Team fouls — 23. Fouled out — none.
SOUTHWESTERN (74) — Larry Mason 1 2-6 4, Mataika Koyamainavure 4 3-6 11, Elliott Hamdeed 4 9-10 18, Dylan Tucker 1 0-1 2, Nick Lenhard 0 2-2 2, Matt Orchard 3 4-4 10, Jared Theis 4 5-6 14, Tanner Kellogg 5 3-4 13. Totals — 22 28-39 74. 3-point goals — 2 (Hamdeed 1, Theis 1). Team fouls — 21. Fouled out — Hamdeed.
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Hey Courtney….. you have hit the spot for me on this subject. While I was pregnant w/Olivia I felt extremely big & tired. (Yes, pregnant woman get big & tired but I was beyond that because I was obese) I decided that after Olivia was born that I am going to lose weight just because I want to the a "healthy" mom. It wasn't because of vain reason but just to be the mom that wants to play w/her kids at the park instead of sitting. So, I started & the pounds came off (yes, I was weighing myself but that wasn't my most important focus). My focus of eating healthy & exercising was to be "healthy." Well, then as time went on & I hit 60 lbs weight loss my attitude started changing to the worst. It now became an obsession of the number on the scale. I would weigh myself up to 4-5 times a day & even in the middle of the night. CRAZY!!! The scale hindered my weight loss. Anyways, I have learned a lot through my weight loss & I did have Mark take the scale away from me just last week. It no longer sits in my bathroom & I have no idea where it is. I wanted my focus to be back on track where I had it before…. exercise & eat healthy because this body is the Lord's temple & I want to do what I can to take care of it so I can do the will of God while I am living here on earth. That was my main focus in the beginning and I want that back. This past week since Mark has taken the scale, I feel so free. Yes, I focus on eating healthy & exercising 5-6 days a week. I have no idea what I lost last week but all I can say is that I feel great. I go by how I feel, how my clothes fit & how my body shape is changing. It is such a difference for me to focus on God first and do what he wants me to do instead of how I feel that I should look & weigh. God has shown me a lot about myself with this journey. I do appreciate all he has shown me & I believe it has made me grow spiritually. I still want to keep losing but my goal is to eat healthy and exercise. For me, the scale undoes me. Thanks for talking about a subject I need to hear.
I found those words by Beth Moore to be so freeing for me- thanks for the reminder!
Gina, good job getting rid of the scale=) You have worked so hard and you are an inspiration!!!
I was so hoping you would blog about this one day b/c I loved what Beth Moore said. I havent found my size of freedom quite yet b/c I havent figured out how to have complete balance yet…but its anywhere b/w a 4 and 6 depending on the brand. I used to be the 0/2 and after having a baby an extra 60lbs later I was up to a 10. I was not happy with the way I gave in to every craving when I was pregnant and neglected exercising. I began exercising 3 times a week and trying to be more deliberate of my eating and it started to come off. I am now at a size 4/6 and although I wish I could be the 2 again but I know its not going to happen b/c I would not be free there…I just enjoy eating too much!! Could I be a solid 4?Probably if I exercised more and ate less sweets so I will continue to eat healthier and workout for my health in hopes of becoming that steady four that I know I can be if I just used some self control..I know I have the ability! I have weighed the same for a year and I'm fine with that but I'm still unhappy with my eating habits which take its toll on my body so I'm not at the point of freedom yet.
I agree with you that EVERY women struggles with this no matter what size they are…I wish society would just focus on a healthy body more than size and weight!
This Sunday I ordered my million set of exercise tapes in the hopes
of loosing weight. I have my fingers crossed. Loved your post
and would like to ad you as a friend. come over and visit.
Wow guys – thanks so much for your honesty. I was a little nervous and felt like I was going out on a limb with this post – and just hoping someone could relate. It's always comforting to know you are not alone – so thanks for the comfort and vice versa – please know you are not alone!!! I'm with ya girls!!! Press on!!!
Wonderful post- thanks for being so honest. It is hard to find freedom in our weight especially with the world telling us we aren't thin enough. I'm still trying to lose the baby weight and then some. But no matter what size I am, I need to learn to love and appreciate myself.
Wow, great topic and responses ladies!!! I don't have a freedom "size" it depends so much on the brand. I can say though like everything it's about the long haul— overall health and discipline. I've learned though that all of every part of who we are (spiritual, physical, emotional, financial) goes hand in hand. It's hard to hear "well, it just comes easy for some!". That's just not true… yes a once it's your "norm" it may come easier, but typically those things which are best for us don't come easy for the flesh. I don't believe it's about being a certain #, I know thin people that are not healthy. Rather it's about being fit & balanced. I don't own a scale… can't remember ever owning one since in my family's home growing up and then it was never talked about. Visually I knew my mom's weight fluctuated greatly but I never heard mention of it. As with everything though I realize that God has numbered my days I don't get to set that, but he's called me to be a good steward.
Side note…One thing I want to guard with my daughters is not talking about weight/shape/size regarding ourselves or others but rather health and good habits.
You are so right. There are two extremes to the struggle with weight, both of which are unhealthy. My "freedom" size is a 4 (or 7 in juniors). For the longest time, I was way too small. I was a 0. Well technically, I could fit in girls 14/16 size, or in juniors – a 3. My doctor even told me to gain weight for my health, and at that time I weighed 97 pounds. She even asked if I had an eating disorder. Not me, I like food way too much. I've never struggled with weight gain. But because of a high metabolism, have always struggled to keep it on. I am 5 ft., 4 in. tall and weigh 110 pound now. The docs still consider me a little under weight, but I am happy where I am. Plus, I like the way my clothes look on me. Having a little bit of curves is not a bad thing; it's feminine. Now, I need to start putting more focus on a regular fitness routine. Hum.
It's scary the way society pushes weight loss. Society pushes us gals to believe that "thin is in". It's so important that girls & women except themselves for the way GOD made them. We are "fearfully and wonderfully made". We are all different heights and body structures, etc. The key is to take care of our bodies, and maintain a healthy weight. Also as women, we must remember that little girls look up to us. This little girl may be your daughter, niece, sister, etc. She may begin to critque her figure, because of the way you react to insecurities about your own.
My free size is a 0. I'm super small and petite. I was a 00 when I got married, and travled up to a size 13, three kids later, lol. Now I'm at a 2-ish, but I don't exercise much. I do eat healthy. I was obsessed with it for awhile, but not so much anymore. I eat whole foods as best I can. I am trying to figure out a good exercise routine. Does anyone have any suggestions for a Christian exercise video? I have PraiseMoves, and I really love it. But I am looking for something a little more cardio involved.
I loved your post, your authenticity struck a chord with me and obviously with so many other women. Thanks for all you do, your blog is wonderful. And I just have to say, I think you always look super cute and fit too!!! We are always hardest on ourselves.
Mariah – I don't do a lot of videos so I don't have any suggestions – sorry
Howdy! This article couldn't be written much better! Going through this article reminds
me of my previous roommate! He constantly kept preaching about this.
I most certainly will forward this post to him.
Pretty sure he will have a good read. I appreciate you for sharing!
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I can so relate Courtney! Except no one in my family is a size zero! My sister and I always struggled to gain weight, and were a bit underweight. But, then we had kids!!! And now we (especially me) can't get back down to our old weight/size. I imagine anyone who looks at me has no idea that I'm unhappy with my size/weight and I try not to complain about it to anyone, but in all honestly I am not happy with where I'm at! And not because I'm comparing myself to others, but I'm comparing myself to what I was once capable of. But, that is a really good reminder about what Beth said (just did that study earlier this year) and there is no point in killing myself to get back to my old weight. In reality, there may be no way I can get that slim no matter how hard I tried. So, I need to focus on eating healthy and exercising on a regular basis. And being content with whatever size that leads me to. Thanks for the reminder!
A great healthy way to loose weight fast and get toned is interval training and crossfit. It only requires l2-15 min a day. Oh yeah, and cut out sugar!! I got back down to a size 2 and gained a six pack.
So… size 5/7 is amazing…!? I'm a 12. And honestly, I rarely think about my weight – except to think that I want to be healthy. I think, really, it's just about balance (as you said). We are truly called to be outwardly focused, so I think too much concern and focus on weight and diet, etc… just doesn't line up with scriptures. If we are working hard, serving, and practicing balance, we should be able to maintain a healthy weight and lifestyle. Lots and lots of hikes and nature walks with the kids helps too!!! much love.
Now I'm depressed… I'm at a size 12-14 misses. Somewhere between 20 and 30 pounds HAVE to come off per doctor's order — and the more I try to loose weight, the hungrier I get it seems… *sigh*
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Harley-Davidson opened its new permanent Latin America headquarters in Miami Thursday.
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