Joining Weight Watchers Before the Christmas Holiday-Wish Me Luck!

December 5, 2010 by  
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OK, I’m going to test my will power by joining  Weight Watchers® before the Christmas holiday. Think I can stick with it?

Every year at physical time, my doctor’s scales
 seem to creep up and up and every year he says, “Join Weight Watchers. It’s the only program that works.”

So as I sit here typing away in my too tight jeans and wishing I could live in my pajamas, I am making a new commitment to lose this unhealthy weight. I am going to give the new Weight Watchers Points Plus program every effort. 100% dedication.

Amidst gingerbread men and decadent fudge, my weight will fall! If I waited until after the holidays to begin my new diet, I would only have that much more to lose. Why wait?

I checked the WW site and found my closest meeting place is only 5 miles away!  Another goal!  With my trusty pedometer, I’ll strive toward the day I’ll be able to walk that 5 miles.

This is exciting! I know I need support and motivation to lose weight and after researching other plans I really feel Weight Watchers will work for me (and with me)!

Wednesday night will be my first meeting. Wish me luck! By joining Weight Watchers before the Christmas holiday, I should be well on my way by New Years!


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Hurry To Get Your Groupon Houston Savings!

November 29, 2010 by  
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Better hurry to get your Groupon Houston savings!! Find Today’s Daily Deal on the Best in Houston It’s $50 dollars worth of women’s apparel and accessories from Cold Water Creek for only $25!!

If you’re not familiar with Groupon, it is a great way to shop for bargains. Groupon negotiates big discounts on fun, useful and popular local goods, services and cultural events. Then Groupon offers those deals to us in a free daily email. The deals become activated when a minimum number of people agree to buy. We get a fantastic deal and the business offering the deal gets new customers and advertising. We all win!

Check out Groupon and you’ll be able to keep in touch with what is going on locally. You’ll be surprised to learn some cool stuff about your own hometown!  A deal a day great things to do, eat, see, & buy in your area. Shop Groupon.com today!

Check out Houston too and hurry to get your Groupon Houston savings!


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Bed Bug Invasion in the Empire State Building!

August 21, 2010 by  
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The New York Daily News has reported a bed bug

invasion in the Empire State Building! 

The blood sucking bed bugs have become a problem for the whole country but now they are striking our landmarks. 

Previously in New York City, the bed bugs were found in a movie theater, a Victoria’s Secret lingerie store and  the clothing store of Abercrombie & Fitch. 

The nasty bugs are hitchhikers and travel in suitcases, handbags and even your laptop bags. They can live a whole year without eating which makes them especially hard to get rid of. 

All they need to be happy is a warm body to suck blood from. They don’t care if you are young or old, rich or poor, dirty or sparking clean.  They’ll suck your blood at night and you won’t even feel it. They’ll leave you with red, itchy bites. 

During the days they will hide out in mattresses, bed springs, bed frames, under carpeting and even electrical outlets. 

It’s suggested you encase your mattress and box springs in bed bug proof coverings and set the legs of your bed in bed bug interceptor traps.
You can also smooth Vaseline on the bed legs to prevent the bugs from crawling up the legs. Vaseline also works well around the electrical wall switch plates. 

Dark ink like markings (their droppings) on your sheets and pillowcases is an indicator you may have bed bugs. Check your mattress folds and bed skirts for the markings too. 

Not sure what a bed bug looks like? Check out this National Geographic video!


 
Unfortunately, even though an exterminator was called promptly, the bed bug invasion in the Empire State Building will probably not be the last for New York City.

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