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New Year, Working out Again? Let’s See How Long This Last

I do not make resolutions, just so you are very clear here. I am simply thinking it’s a New Year, why not start it out with a bang and get back to getting fit, since I took too much time off from my workouts.  I lost 20lbs in about a month using EA Sports Active

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Down 2lbs Hip Hip Horray!

I have finally seen the scale tip backwards .. down 2.2lbs and excited! I have been doing the EA Sports Active 30 Day Challenge on my Wii with one walk a day and of course with three kids I usually am rather active to begin with. Excited that I am down 2.2lbs in just nine

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On a Healthy Lifestyle, Weight Loss Journey .. Again

So a couple of Summers ago I was working out daily (5 x a week) on EA Sports Active for the Wii console and I was down to 180 lbs wearing a size 14/15. I felt amazing, sure my belly still wasn’t where I wanted it to be but I was confident and able to

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Proud Mom Of Three & Five Year Old

My sons are now officially three and five years old. They both had birthdays within a week of each other. That meant lots of frosting for Mama, forget the cake, give me frosting and I am a happy Mama! My three year old only wanted cake and ice cream, no presents for his birthday. My

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Raising Boys; Mooning, Challenges and More

Published on August 4, 2011 by in Children

I am a NH mother of three children, two of which are boys who are two years and six days apart. My ex husband and I thought it would be great to have our children close in age so that when the children were grown up we would still have our “young” years to enjoy.

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