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I'm at a loss...already not having sugar, bread, candy, soda, beer......what else is there????
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
I'm giving up celibacy.
Al - M/56/5'9"
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Start Date: 1 June 2007
Restart Date: 4 Jan 2010
SW : 220
CW : 208
MG1: 200
MG2: 190
GW : 180
LW: 185 [30 March 2008]
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
Im not giving anything else up, i REFUSE!
HW 303Aug '04 SW-287 LW-232Restart - Apr 07 - SW 266 CW 225
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
shovelling snow...
as i sit here in agonizing back pain after shovelling heavy snow for 2 1/2 hours, only to have it start snowing again the minute i walk in the house. 
Jen, 39, F
In maintenance
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
I'm giving up the idea of giving up anything for Lent.
START 8/16/06 @ 270+~MG1: 220-12/2/06~MG2: 210-1/07~MG3: 199-3/2/07~MG4: 190-4/27/07~MG5: 180-7/04/07~GOAL: 170
RESTART 11/2/09 @ 224.6~MG1: 215~MG2: 210~MG3: 205~MG4: 199~MG5: 195~MG6: 190~MG7: 185~GOAL: 180
F / 28 / 5'8" FITDAY
Missoula Marathon 7/13/08 5:41
Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance
GLUTEN-FREE since 10/08
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
I have honestly no idea. There's nothing I do every day that should be given up.Height 5'1"
Starting Weight: 128 lbs (BMI 24.2)
Current Weight: 128 lbs (BMI 24.2)
Goal Weight: 110 lbs (BMI 22.7)
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
I'm promising to take care of my body.
That means staying on Atkins cheat free and, once my dr gives me the okay, exercise regularly.
So I guess I'm not giving up my bad habits of being lazy and eating poorly.Comment
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Re: What are you giving up for Lent?
Bishops Tell Christians to Give Up Some Carbon for Lent
Two Church of England Bishops want their followers to join them in a "Carbon Fast" for Lent, the 40 day period in which many Christians abstain from eating or imbibing some favored item.
But really the plan is closer to a carbon diet than a fast. According to the UK's Independent, those joining the fast will, among other carbon-cutting tips, "be asked to remove one lightbulb from a prominent place in the home and live without it for 40 days."
The bishops green stance is not about protecting the environment, per se, but rather a call to lessen global warming's impact on the residents of third-world nations.
"It is the poor who are already suffering the effects of climate change. To carry on regardless of their plight is to fly in the face of Christian teaching," James Jones and Dr. Richard Chartres, bishops of Liverpool and London, respectively, said in a statement. "There’s a moral imperative on those of us who emit more than our fair share of carbon to rein in our consumption."
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