Sweat It Out

Well, it's been a while since my last post, so I thought I would do a little updating on my birthday goal progress.

Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to weigh myself, so I don't know if I reached my goal or not. I do know however that I've lost some inches as my clothes have gotten bigger. Either that or my clothes stretched out a couple of sizes.


My mom is attempting to flex her muscles. She was super excited to try on all these cute clothes.



This was my favorite look of the day. The striped fitness tank wasn't my thing, but the colors were beautiful.

Anyway, I hope that after the holidays I will be able to hit the gym and finally weigh myself. I haven't been to the gym at all, but that doesn't mean I haven't been working. I actually purchased a new home just after Thanksgiving, so I've been working on remodeling it. Don't fret...I will definitely be writing about that soon.

During my remodel (cleaning is a health hazard),  I also had a bad relapse on my carpel tunnel syndrome and will be going under the knife (or small laser endoscope) after Christmas. I will probably write about that as well as soon as I can.

Today, I really wanted to share with everyone how my mom and I celebrated by birthday (and an early Christmas). I was fortunate enough to be selected to participate in another Old Navy Sample and Share as a member of the style council.

My mom and I were able to take home a complete fitness outfit (active top and bottom) for free!! She choose a pair of Old Navy Active boot cut compression pants and an Active fleece jacket. I picked a pair of  Old Navy Active reversible gray and white straight-leg pants and a neon blue jacket.  Given all the great sales and coupons (I love my coupons), I was able to go home with lots more stuff for little cash (just under $8.00 for everything) :) At the end of the day, I have several workout outfits to show off at the gym!

I hope these new clothes will help me continue with my fitness goals for the new year and hopefully, will inspire my mother (and others) to make those important new year's resolutions (and keep them).

Everyone have a great Christmas and an awesome New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!