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Author: osubuckeye
Date: 06-07-04 19:06
hello everyone....i need some quick advice. I am going on a cruise and don't want to gain a bunch of weight. anyone know where i can find a good travel scale and can anyone recommend a good brand?
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Author: miranda
Date: 06-07-04 19:25
If you google "travel scale" you'll find several options. I'm afraid I can't recommend one, as my most trusted travel site, Magellan, doesn't offer them. However, even if you gain a couple pounds, you can easily take it off when you come back. I just took a 12-day cruise with fantastic food, gained three pounds, and lost it within a few weeks. It was worth it. And by the way, our cruise ship had a scale in the tiny workout room--you might see if yours does, too. Good luck and have fun.
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Author: Fabulous@50
Date: 06-07-04 23:00
One good tip for cruising is to ALWAYS take the stairs everywhere on the ship--make elevators off-limits for the entire cruise. On formal nights take off your shoes when you schlep up and down the stairs.
Enjoy your cruise--enjoy the food--make a vow to jump back on your program when you return.
Fabulous@50
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Program Start: May 12, 2003
“Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand - and melting like a snowflake.”
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