Weightloss Journey and Figure Competition

Hello Loves!
I have been up to lots of great things!  I am very excited and kind of afraid to share my latest fitness results with you all. But, in order for me to be an inspiration and encouragement to others, I have to share where I have been, where I am now and where I am planning to go.

I have always wanted to compete in a figure competition and I made my mind up late last year to do so.  I began training at the beginning of January 2013 and I competed in my first figure competition on April 13, 2013.  I have never experienced anything like it before.  I had an amazing time and I learned a great deal of information!!  I didn't place but I met my goal of getting into enough shape to hit the stage.  I plan on competing again in August and I am working to WIN!

I will be sharing some tips and nutrition information that helped me attain my goal.  In order to continue to improve my body, I have to set a new goal which is to be in a position to win in my next competition.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  Your goal might not be the same as mine, but whatever it is strive for it!  I did it and you can too!!

 

 

 

 

Until Next Time

Friday's Hair Style

It's the WEEKEND BABY!!!

I hope that each of you had a wonderful and blessed week!  This morning my hair wasn't cooperating.  I made a mistake and feel asleep without re-twisting it.  Thank God for satin pillow cases!  I was trying to style it this way and that way and all kinds of ways.  Then, I just decided to flat twist a portion of hair across the front of my head and put the rest in my trusty banana clip with 4 twists.  I then tucked everything and went about my day.  Let me know what you think!

 

P.S.  Leave my part alone!  I know it isn't straight!  Ha!

Until Next Time,

Indulgenceiskey

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Unique Hair Characteristics: The Widow's Peak

What are some genetic or unique characteristics that make your head of hair different?

I have a Widow’s Peak/ Eddie Munster. My widow’s peak isn’t as prevalent as Eddie Munster’s, but I do have one.

When I was younger I didn’t like it at all! I have grown to love it because I really can’t do anything about it, and it’s one of the characteristics that make me unique. I have heard of people shaving their widow’s peak but that has never crossed my mind. You would have to keep on doing it because it would GROW right back. You would look like you have an upside down triangle of hair “pricklies” once the hair starts to grow.

Let us know what makes your hair different!

Until Next Time,

Indulgenceiskey
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