am i the only one out there--

how often do you catch yourelf looking at someone else and wishing you looked like them?
ive lost about 60ish out of the 70ish pounds I wanted to lose and i feel like this feeling is intenstifying the closer i get to my goal. i feel so envious of the women with rockin bodies, even when i hit my goal i wont be anywhere near as good-looking as they are. id have to lose bone mass to get as thin as they are. i worry that when i hit my goal that ill still be "fat"in comparison. i know im being stupid but im just wondering if im alone on this. everyone i know has told me that i need to stop comparing my self to other women on Tv/online/real life.

but face it.. its hard..

motivation

Alright.. blog post number -2-

So I feel like I should give you a short run down of my life..

Im MEGAN.

Im 24 but VERY soon will be 25 :)

Im born & raised Texas girl.

In 2004 I met the love of my life-- Jeremy <3

In 2006 I graduated High School & Jeremy joined the United States Navy.

We said I DO in 2008.

After his first deployment I moved to Virginia Beach VA to be with him.

We lived in VA BEACH for THREE years.

I stayed through yet another deployment, but  the summer of 2012 he left for another so I came back to Texas to save us some money!

Over the years I had put on weight..im talking 40 pounds or so and I have now through out the years of working out and eating right lost about 60 pounds. So I am smaller than I can ever remember being.. 

So there you have it .. a little about me/my life.. I plan on trying to write as often as I can weather if having to do with the NAVY or my weight loss or even inspiration to weight loss.. if you like it great if not.. dont follow me.. :)

-Megan

Well this is my first time to ever blog so Im not really sure where to start..I have read tons of other blogs but never jumped on the blog-wagon.. till now. I guess this will be the place I can write about my life and weight loss goal/achivements! I hope to inspire and find inspiration through blogging..

and this is how far I have come