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A Blog in the Zone

A couple of weeks ago, I posted about my lifelong battle with my weight. Last week I was looking over at Mel's blog, Monday Morning Power, and saw this comment by a poster called "Diamond." I clicked on her profile and saw she had a blog called "A Day in the Zone." This blog is dedicated to Diamond's weight loss efforts. I read some of her posts and saw some content that I could use.

Diamond is a young mother, who seems dedicated to her family. I think that she can be a real help to those who need some tips to losing as little or as much as they need to. Remember New Years Day is only 2 weeks away and I'm sure that there will be some who will be making those resolutions to lose weight. It's always easier to do it with someone else.

Check it out. Her post today is regarding the Biggest Loser season finale. Leave some comments and give this young lady some encouragement.

Oh, I forgot to mention this. Diamond is a southern belle.

Comments

Pilgrim said…
I clicked on through. I'm looking forward to reading Diamond's posts.
December 18, 2007 7:15 PM
stacys1175 said…
I will have to check Diamonds post out. It's might help me get throw so things. because in 6 months I'm having the lap-band surgey done to also help me out because I don't start to lose weight I'm not going to be around to see my kids grow up. but anyways I'm going to check it out. thank you
December 19, 2007 5:40 AM
Diamond said…
O-M-G...you have to be the sweetest person! Thanks so much for the shout out....My blog is still very new, well not really, it has been around awhile. Effort and content are new!! Thanks again..hugs for you!!!
December 19, 2007 5:46 AM
Cliff said…
Stacy:We are all behind you. If I can find an article on line of someone my wife grew up with, who was last years weight loss king for TOPS, I will email the link to you and post it here also.

Diamond:You have something on your blog that all of us can use. You do a great job on it and I like to recognize that on blogs I read. Keep up the good work.
December 19, 2007 6:50 AM
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