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Speaking of marriage, I do wonder if my husband's eating habits will affect mine. God, I hope so! Amen. One of the things on my list is a man who cares about living healthy and pursues it more often than not. HE has to be active,you know, inspire me, challenge me encourage me on my journey to better health. I think what I am saying is I have had more bacon and doughnuts in the last 12 months than I have in my life and I would like to scale waaaaaayyyy back, and focus less on the brown tasty sugar and meat laden choices therein, and look at my veggies and fruits and nuts and seeds longer. :) A longing glance...
Speaking of marriage, I do wonder if my husband's eating habits will affect mine. God, I hope so! Amen. One of the things on my list is a man who cares about living healthy and pursues it more often than not. HE has to be active,you know, inspire me, challenge me encourage me on my journey to better health. I think what I am saying is I have had more bacon and doughnuts in the last 12 months than I have in my life and I would like to scale waaaaaayyyy back, and focus less on the brown tasty sugar and meat laden choices therein, and look at my veggies and fruits and nuts and seeds longer. :) A longing glance...
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