The woman who came through on Friday really liked the condo a lot, but since she is moving alone (her boyfriend is staying in Baltimore) she thought our condo was too big.
GRRRR.
Back to square one, I guess. Thanks for all the prayers...keep 'em coming!
Walk of Hope Week!!!!
10 years ago
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Darn! How can a condo be TOO big?Seriously? How big is it?
bummer... doesn't she know this is the time to buy? it would be a great investment, geesh, some people!! I'm sorry... I'm bummed for you.
I'm sorry she didn't want it. I'm guessing the mother of 1 turned it down as well? It will sell. The weather is getting nicer and soon people will be out looking :). Best Wishes.
Hi,
I linked to your blog from Busted Babymaker's blog. I don't normally post comments on blogs, but I just thought I may have some helpful advice. I happened to read a few posts about your struggle with weight loss and your current difficulty committing 100% to the Weight Watchers program. I just wanted to say that I know how you feel. I joined Weight Watchers three separate times in my life. Each time I was so enthusiastic in the beginning and then, I don't know, I just wasn't any more. What finally worked for me was the South Beach diet. You may have already tried it so I apologize if this isn't helpful, but I thought I would share my experience...I bought and read the book in one day. It felt like a wake-up call for me, explaining why my previous attempts at weight loss had failed. I felt like I had an answer. For me, committing to the diet meant doing my weekly grocery shopping. If I had the appropriate foods in my fridge, I would eat them. I liked the foods and I didn't have to watch my portion sizes so I didn't feel deprived. It worked for me. I kept my enthusiasm up by getting creative with meals so I didn't get bored of the limited food selections. I felt so good about myself when I created a meal and my husband raved about it and it tasted so good. I lost all the weight I planned to and now I use the knowledge I gained from the diet to eat right - basically a maintenance plan. So if you haven't tried it, I highly recommend it. It turns out that the foods in the diet are also what they recommend in the "Fertility Diet" that was talked about in Time magazine in the November issue I think it was. Regardless, good luck with your diet and with TTC. I wish you all the luck in the world.
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