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So...I've fallen off the gym wagon as it's gotten colder and I'm more reluctant to bike to the gym to lift. So tomorrow, I'm going to try the basic bodyweight workout at home. Next week, I want to try to do paleo to the best of my ability for five weekdays, to start. Baby steps.

Arg. Forgot my third goal and had a second helping of my left-over chicken ._. Gotta write a post-it and put it up somewhere..

omg I used to live in Ridgewood over the summer!! In Little Italy/Chinatown now.

Hmmm...eat it w/ eggs? make an egg pancake of some sort and use that as the 'vessel'?

Good luck with your part-time job search!! Following you because university's a large challenge that stresses me out and leaves me with less motivation than I would like. I'm also interested to see how your paleo goes. Maybe I'll tackle that in my second challenge provided I do well in my current (first!) one

<p>Goals!</p> <p>1- to do one pull-up..or even two, by the end of the six weeks.</p> <p> </p> <p>2- lose the 3 pounds I gained over break which could or could not have been a result of me starting to lift. At 5'7" and 163lb, I'd really like to trim down. Eventually I'd love to be somewhere around 145lb, even 150lb would be delightful. But slowly, slowly. This should be not as hard if I stick to my third goal...</p> <p> </p> <p>3- Stop going back for seconds. Of anything. I have a bad habit of reaching for that second bowl of cereal, second plate of pasta, or a second pastry, or that eight oreo...This needs to stop. It's nearly impossible for me to eliminate sugar when school is in session because it makes me very depressed, but I think I can try to stop reaching for seconds.</p> <p> </p> <p>Leveling up life:</p> <p>-Save at least 50% of my measly paycheck. Just stick half of it in the savings account as soon as possible. Just do it. </p> <p> </p> <p>Current stats:</p> <p>5' 7", 163lb</p> <p>Deadlift 1x5@ 165lb</p> <p>Military Press 5x5@ 65lb</p> <p>Assisted Pullups 5x5@ 70lb</p> <p>Calf Raise machine 5x8@ 90lb</p> <p>Bench 5x5@ 85lb</p> <p>Squats 5x8@ 105lb</p> <p>Barbell Row 5x5@ 65lb</p> <p> </p>