Here is a list of things that I would like to do at sometime when I am a skinnier me. As new things come up, that I realize I want to do, I will add them here. I will also add dates to this list once I have completed something.
- Shop for clothes at Wal-Mart. (achieved 5/28/11)
- Go grocery shopping for an hour without being in any pain. (Achieved 5/8/11)
- Fly on a plane without the help of an extender belt or the fear of them telling me I have to buy a second ticket. (Achieved 1/10/2012 )
- Sit in the Exit row on a flight (Achieved 1/10/2012 )
- Use the Restroom on an airplane (Achieved 1/10/2012 )
- Fit into the Brooks Brothers Double breasted suit that I own (achieved 7/28/11)
- Do some sort of walking event (MS Challenge Walk, Susan G Komen Brest Cancer, etc) (Achieved 6/18/11 – USGBC Green Run/Walk)
- Use the Balance Board for Wii (Achieved July, 2011)
- Explore Mayan ruins in Cozemel (Achieved 11/22/2011)
- Take the stairs at work (I am on the 3rd floor) without looking like I just ran the Boston marathon.
- Wear the 2XL shirts that I bought on clearance at Wal-Mart during one of my weight loss attempts.
- Sit with my legs crossed
- Go scuba diving
- Go Horseback riding
- Go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal studios and be able to ride the “Harry Potter Experience” ride.
- Do the Sky Diving Simulator
- Take Dance Classes
- Touch my toes (without bending my knees)
Nice page. It was about at your current age that I finally changed my eating habits and started losing weight. My highest weight was 338# and measurements similar to yours. I pretty much figured out what works for me and have dropped over 140# (and still losing) over the last 13 years without dieting.
Your “Things I Want To Do” page reminded me of the day I realized that I could walk into a Walmart or any clothing store and buy “Off the rack.” It was quite a victory considering when I was younger, any shirt sizes over “XL” and pants sizes over 44″ had to be located at a “Big Mans” store, and there were few around.
Keep up the good work.