Well, the Biggest Loser Finale just got over. This is hands down my favorite show ever, especially the finale. Tonight's was especially meaningful since I am so close to reaching my own goal weight. Now here's the part that blows my mind:
I have lost 176.5 pounds and 52.61% of my starting weight.
On tonight's show that would mean that of the contestants that got voted off and competed for the $100,000 prize, I had a higher percentage of weight loss and a higher amount of weight lost.
Erik, the winner of the grand prize lost 52.58% of his body weight, 0.03% less than I have lost. He lost more weight in raw pounds, but percentage wins the prize.
The moral of that story is that I missed my shot at a quarter mill. Like Ed McMahon says, you can't win if you don't play.
I wonder if I could somehow deduct that as a loss of income on my taxes............. anyone from the IRS have some advice for me to make that work??
I got in a quick 30 on the bike tonight, didn't get a chance to run because I went to salon to wash that gray right outta my hair and get it cut. Nothing like a fresh 'do to lift your spirits. Hopefully, it makes me faster!
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3 comments:
LOL -- I think you should try the tax write-off and see what happens. Of course, I'm not an accountant.
But I bet you feel like a million bucks and then some.
I, too love the Biggest Loser. I didn't watch it last year. Since I wasn't dieting I didn't want to see anyone else dieting. But, this year was awesome.
My question is, if the one lady is 5 months pregnant, wasn't she on the ranch then?
Pat
Arizona, USA
The final four did their last leg at home for 6 months. She must have gotten right down to business once she returned home though!
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I do feel like a million bucks, so I guess I dont mind missing out on the quarter!
Take care y'all!
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