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Not a Joke!

This is not an April Fool's Joke!!! I repeat this is not an April Fool's Joke! LOL.

I actually ran 2.787 miles in 20 min with the WiiFit today. Mama is very excited...can't you tell?!?! My Mii is jumping up and down, this me however was collapsed on the sofa :)

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  1. WAY. TO. GO! If I could do that I would be ecstatic. I would also be collapsed on the couch, like you!

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  2. This me can't run. What do you think about the Wii fit? I don't have it. I haven't had time to go back and read on everyones blog yet from the photo challenge, so you might have already posted it.

    Great job!

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  3. That is awesome. I need to get on their tonight too.

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  4. congratulations- Running into your blog inspired me! Really... I need to lose about 80lbs to be "normal" and seeing your successes has made me want to try it again! I used to swim in high school and today I went to the 24 hr fitness and swam! congratulations again and thanks..

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  5. wow! That is some accomplishment! I would collapse too!

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  6. Congratulations! I used to run and making it that far in that amount of time is tough! (At least is would have been for me!) You're really doing awesome! :-)

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  7. Curly Muse... thank you, it's scary going "public" with my weight, but I needed it to be real for me and I prayed that I can inspire others the way they inspire me. Thank you so much!!!

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  8. Wow, I am exhausted reading about it! Way to go!

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