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The Cambridge Mummy blog on: Shifting the flubber

Posted: August 10th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Home life | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »
Swimming for Liz Weston Cambridge Mummy Marketing Communications Expert

This is not me ;)

The one thing I don’t write about, anywhere, is my weight. Lots of other people do, and write really well about it. So for now, I just want to put it out there. I’m tired of being fat, of having problems with my tummy being so big, of having a horrible muffin top that keeps leaping out of my jeans. I know that I’m not that big, I know I could be bigger, I know I should be grateful for being who I am and looking like I do, but I want to feel better in my body.

So I’m fixing it. I’m eating less crap. And I’m swimming. And tonight I’ve done my best swim to date. 101 lengths, which are half of proper lengths, but involve lots of turning around, so I think they should count for more ;) And now I’m going to bed. Sweating. And in need of a shower in the morning.

I’ll write more positively about it tomorrow but for now I’m putting a marker in the sand. I’m going to kick my flubbers ass.

PS. If anyone could quote some research, true or otherwise, saying that if I lose weight my hair will grown quicker. There’s nothing like motivation!!!!

PPS. Image courtesy of arzunsushii.blogspot.com

 

 

Liz Weston is Cambridge Mummy, a self employed, full time working, mummy blogger and mummy to two lovely boys and wife to Lovely Bloke. They live in Cambridge (I know, but it’s good to be clear) and have a lovely life together. Most of the time.


 


Wellbeing of Women

Posted: April 18th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: , , , , , | No Comments »

Wellbeing of Women logoWellbeing of Women is a charity that you are going to hear me talk about more regularly going forwards. Why?
Because I know the Chief Executive, Liz Campbell and I think she is a smart bird
Because I like what they are doing
Because their corporate relationships include the likes of Hobbs and Vitabiotics. I worship at the temple of both of these brands, so it makes sense for me to like Wellbeing of Women as well.

I have no commercial relationship with them or agenda per se. I just think they are working so hard right now, for the benefit of so many women and their families, that I’m marking myself here as being a supporter :)

I’ll get off my soapbox now and carry on with my regular stuff..