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2013 is nearing and I am very happy I have done a decent job at loosing weight and getting fit in 2012 but I am still not done.  I am hoping to get refocused and actually hit my goal in 2013 and keep the weight off!  A mild foot injury set me back in August and my motivation during the holidays has been lacking.  

I am hoping that the Mamavation Sistahood will help me stay focused and encouraged through the whole year!  Check out the Mamavation Monday's to link up and become apart of the group.  :) 

1 Corinthians 6:19-20


19 Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; 20 you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.

I think that verse is a huge motivator for me!  I hope it motivates others as well!  God has given us this body and I want my body to honor God since it is His temple!  

So for my 2013 fitness goal I really want to hit the 110 pound mark!  I think I can do it!  (remember I am under 5 feet tall so this is what a healthy weight would be)  A big part of my weight loss last year was diet changes!  I am again going to start to portion my foods and slam down that water!  :) 

I have contemplated going wheat free but I am clueless on how to even get started... any advice?? 

2013 will be a healthy and fit year!!! :) 


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