A public apology to all of the people in my contact list that my son has called in the last few weeks (especially my customers Lloyd and Alex).
A request to Luke for an apology back to me for changing the year on my phone to 2077, my email address to christine.jihultz@sprint.com, my name to "Ap", and my customer's name from Alex to "Py".
A question for Palm- Why do you make an alleged "smartphone" so damn easy to unlock that a 1 year old can do it?
Another question for Luke- Why can't you play with the 5 old blackberries in your toy box as opposed to my live, active cell phone? And how on earth did you figure out how to unlock it and make calls and change contact information and manipulate the calendar?
Yet another question for Luke- Since you're obviously very good at using the thing- How do I switch back to the year 2009 without scrolling through 68 years worth of months?
Monday, August 10, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Is it time
to address my OCD or is my awareness of it's existence, for now, enough? Does counting the sweat drops as they fall off your face and hit the bike in spin class and comparing that number to prior weeks numbers signal the need for intervention? Or is that some quirky exercise person survival of the fittest characteristic aka going bored out of your mind avoidance technique?
186
186
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Pondering
How is it fair that it takes 2 long months to take off 13 pounds and 3 days to put 1/3 of it back on? Furthermore, whoever made up the bullshit story that "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" is dead WRONG. If that were the case the steaks and fries and corned beef hash and raspberry vodka lemonades and pina coladas I ate and drank while there would have stayed there, NOT on my hips.
humpffffff
humpffffff
Monday, July 13, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Special Thanks
going out to the lady at safety swim that helped me put Eva's bathing suit on yesterday amidst one of the hairiest public hissy fits I've ever been unfortunate enough to witness.
Basically I struggled and struggled and struggled trying to put her swim diaper on while 10 horrified onlookers stared until one lovely, been there done that Grandma decided to do her good deed for the day. I held Eva in straight jacket fashion and this nice lady put Eva's suit on for me, all the while dodging kicks and spit and horrific insults, and (probably most importantly) reassuring me that Eva would be fine and every kid does this. For the record, I didn't see anyone else's kids doing that.
This was swim lesson #2 and although it started out WAAAAAAAAY worse then swim lesson #1, where I had the element of surprise and unknown on my side, it ended WAAAAAAAAAAY better. Eva even managed to stop crying part of the way through and actually enjoyed herself. Here's hoping that it wasn't a fluke.
Basically I struggled and struggled and struggled trying to put her swim diaper on while 10 horrified onlookers stared until one lovely, been there done that Grandma decided to do her good deed for the day. I held Eva in straight jacket fashion and this nice lady put Eva's suit on for me, all the while dodging kicks and spit and horrific insults, and (probably most importantly) reassuring me that Eva would be fine and every kid does this. For the record, I didn't see anyone else's kids doing that.
This was swim lesson #2 and although it started out WAAAAAAAAY worse then swim lesson #1, where I had the element of surprise and unknown on my side, it ended WAAAAAAAAAAY better. Eva even managed to stop crying part of the way through and actually enjoyed herself. Here's hoping that it wasn't a fluke.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Dolphin Pose- Exercise tip of the month ;-)

Starting Position
Start in an inverted V: forearms on floor, elbows wide, hands clasped, butt lifted, legs straight. Tip head between arms to look at feet.
Action
Looking up, press body forward until chin is above hands. Return to start to complete one rep.
The movement is subtle. You are only moving your butt up in the air a few inches. When you go flat try and hold it for a few more seconds to make it a little harder. I do 15 of these every few days and without fail everytime I do them I get sore in places I never knew existed. Give them a shot. They are supposed to strengthen your core and they do exactly that...after they tear your core apart..... Well worth the burn.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
How long does a man
have to be married before he just KNOWS that you simply cannot get feminine hygene products at Lowe's??? I mean like really knows? Like doesn't have to ask anymore??? 6 years? 20 years? What? How many?
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Wish me luck
not going to say why I need it ... yet... but I do. Got a lot going on (all good) but I'm superstitious so I need to keep mum. I'm still here. I'll be back soon. With news hopefully. Stay tuned....
Saturday, June 13, 2009
This girl is wise beyond her years
I don't think I could manage this feat till at least 17 years of age. For a girl who learned how to walk late, she's walking in heels waaaaaaaay early.
A shout out
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Been busy
LOSING 5 pounds!!! Go Me!!!!!!!!!!!!! I owe it all to:
1. sparkpeople
2. asics running shoes
3. nysc
4. a good sports bra
5. sheer determination
8 more to go to get to my goal and in 4 pounds I'll see a # in the middle that I haven't seen in 8+ years. How you like me now?
When I get there I'm getting a tattoo. I have an idea of what I want but I'm also taking suggestions into consideration.....
1. sparkpeople
2. asics running shoes
3. nysc
4. a good sports bra
5. sheer determination
8 more to go to get to my goal and in 4 pounds I'll see a # in the middle that I haven't seen in 8+ years. How you like me now?
When I get there I'm getting a tattoo. I have an idea of what I want but I'm also taking suggestions into consideration.....
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
The end of an era
A baby locked up in her crib, at my mercy, peaceful in her room until I say she can come out, safe in "baby jail", sleeping in a cage era. And it's bittersweet.... for all of the reasons I just mentioned and a million more. Am I being dramatic? Sure. Give me a little leeway, she's my baby. It was nice to know that she would be there until I got her out. It was nice to feel needed when I went into the room every morning to lift her out of the crib. It was nice to listen to her play in her crib with her dollys on the monitor. It was nice to only have to change a crib sheet every week and not to have to deal with pillow cases and top sheets and quilts and all of the other shize that goes along with a big girl bed. All that is over (with the girl child at least) now. The crib has been (FINALLY) passed on to baby Lukey (who'll be one in a few days) and Eva is in her big girl bed.
How did she do in her first night in her big girl room you ask???? She didn't cry, or complain, or climb out, or fall out and break her leg, or get up in the middle of the night, or pull a bookshelf over onto herself, or break the mirror on top of her dresser, or fall out of the window.... None of that stuff that I thought was going to happened, the stuff that was keeping her in the crib all this time even though her big girl room has been set up for over a year, happened.
Sweet because it was a momentous occasion for us. A banner day at the Lifschultz household. Eva is in her big girl room at the ripe old age of 2 years 4 months. Bitter because all of this time I thought she couldn't do it, wasn't old enough, would keep me up all night. Bitter because I feel like a heel for doubting her and for the aforementioned reasons. Anyway, it's done... We lived through it... and it wasn't bad. AT. All.
How did she do in her first night in her big girl room you ask???? She didn't cry, or complain, or climb out, or fall out and break her leg, or get up in the middle of the night, or pull a bookshelf over onto herself, or break the mirror on top of her dresser, or fall out of the window.... None of that stuff that I thought was going to happened, the stuff that was keeping her in the crib all this time even though her big girl room has been set up for over a year, happened.
Sweet because it was a momentous occasion for us. A banner day at the Lifschultz household. Eva is in her big girl room at the ripe old age of 2 years 4 months. Bitter because all of this time I thought she couldn't do it, wasn't old enough, would keep me up all night. Bitter because I feel like a heel for doubting her and for the aforementioned reasons. Anyway, it's done... We lived through it... and it wasn't bad. AT. All.
Friday, May 8, 2009
Starting to solve the mystery
Although the mystery is not really a mystery because I know the answers. The hardest part for me has always be in the executing. If you're like me and you have a hard time executing on your weight loss goals/vision/ plans etc you need guidance and support and a nudge in the right direction. And if you're also like me in that you are an obsessive, anal, ocd planner than I found something that will help you. In the past, I used a calorie counting website with great success.
This website I'm about to show you takes calorie counting, which we all know is a major component for losing weight, to another level. Not only does it let you count calories (and fat and protein and carbs, etc) but you can track exercise (cardio and strength training), h2o consumption, hours of sleep and a whole host of other things that will contribute to a healthy lifestyle. If you don't know shize about exercise it will plan a routine out for you and show you how to do it. Consider it your own Jack LaLane. If you don't have an ounce of Rachel Ray in your body it will plan out your meals for the day/week/month/year and provide you with a detailed grocery list. If you need someone to talk you down of that cheesecake ledge every now and again it has a panic button you can push and get "emergency" online support and guidance. You can micromanage your life down to the littlest caloric detail... should you choose to get that granular. It's the bomb. Check it out. Sign up. Live better, eat good things, be more active, set and accomplish goals, get to the weight you wanna be at and stay there. All it takes is a little awareness, a little persistance and some effort. You deserve it.
Without futher ado:
WWW.SPARKPEOPLE.COM
Oh yeah and it's effin free.
This website I'm about to show you takes calorie counting, which we all know is a major component for losing weight, to another level. Not only does it let you count calories (and fat and protein and carbs, etc) but you can track exercise (cardio and strength training), h2o consumption, hours of sleep and a whole host of other things that will contribute to a healthy lifestyle. If you don't know shize about exercise it will plan a routine out for you and show you how to do it. Consider it your own Jack LaLane. If you don't have an ounce of Rachel Ray in your body it will plan out your meals for the day/week/month/year and provide you with a detailed grocery list. If you need someone to talk you down of that cheesecake ledge every now and again it has a panic button you can push and get "emergency" online support and guidance. You can micromanage your life down to the littlest caloric detail... should you choose to get that granular. It's the bomb. Check it out. Sign up. Live better, eat good things, be more active, set and accomplish goals, get to the weight you wanna be at and stay there. All it takes is a little awareness, a little persistance and some effort. You deserve it.
Without futher ado:
WWW.SPARKPEOPLE.COM
Oh yeah and it's effin free.
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