What a wonderful weekend! I got to travel to three different states within a matter of days (Mississippi, Louisiana & Georgia), and there were so many memorable experiences at each stop. Saturday and Sunday I made a special trip to Atlanta to see the amazing James, whom I met a few weeks back as he was traveling through town while filming his documentary film. We had a lot of fun and I got to do new things in Atlanta that I’ve never done before. I also saw my best friend Susan Stone, as well at Brooke & Suzy. 
It was the perfect little trip. Last night when I returned, I ate dinner with a big group of friends to celebrate the return of Eakin who is back from a 6 week stay in Paris. Can you imagine??
I’ve got a pretty busy day ahead, so today’s post is going to be short. I promise to write more tomorrow morning! On another exciting note – a week from today I will be boarding a plane heading straight to Athens, Greece for my sister’s wedding. 
I can’t wait…
Friday night with the Baby Kitty.
The 5k my friends did in Atlanta this weekend!
King of Pops stand in Atlanta... yummmm
Drinks with James at No. 246!
Temporary Tattoo
A welcome-back-home-from-Paris dinner for Eakin at Sitar
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April 17, 2012 at 4:47 am
Silky
Random, weight loss related question: during your 6 month weight loss journey, were you always perfect with your diet? ie, did you always stay within your daily cal goal? If you didnt, how did you proceed the rest of the week after a slip up?? Did you eat less the next day, exercise a lot more that week, etc…? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!
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April 18, 2012 at 2:46 pm
Jen West
Hey Silky,
I wasn’t perfect, but I was on it about 95% of the time… so I didn’t have to factor in slip-ups as much. You should read whoatemyblog.com, Stephen talks a lot about what to do after a day or two of bad eating and how to get back on the bandwagon. Also, when I did mess up, I just went back to a regular schedule the next day not trying to make up for the mistake. One bad day isn’t going to ruin 7 good ones! Best of luck to you!