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  1. I will come back and reply more tomorrow. But WW worked for me and I think it is totally worth it. I lost 43 lbs, kept it off and have been a lifetime member for over 3 years. If I start to inch back up on my weight (5-8 lbs), then I make myself go back weekly until I am back to goal weight. My favorite thing about the program is that I don't ever have to deprive myself of certain foods. If I really want something, I will allow myself a couple bites. :) I know different programs work for different people, and everyone has to find what works best for them. For me, WW was a lifestyle change I could live with long term.

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  2. My husband commuted 1 hour and 15 one way for 2 years. We call them "the lost years". It was awful. The commute affected him physically more than we would have thought. That being said, we know a family where the husband has been making the same commute for 10+ years and he enjoys it.

  3. Look at a map and see how much larger Dallas is than FW. It is crowded, congested and very much a "big city". Fort Worth is a large-ish city but retains a smaller city feel. We have an original downtown stockyards that cowboys drive a herd of longhorns through twice a day. I rest my case. :D

     

    I don't mean to suggest that FW has no traffic. It does, particularly up through the northern parts. But it has a low cost of living, great museums, a world class zoo, great suburbs, a fabulous children's hospital, gardens (Japanese and Botanical), and a nice cultural district. There is high end corporate living in apartments and houses in the suburbs on acreage for families and everything in between. I grew up in Fort Worth. I currently live in a suburb on acreage. I might go to Dallas once a year. There is really no need.

    Thank you! This is good to know. We looked at a job in Dallas a couple of years and changed our mind after visiting. I was one of the ignorant folk who lumped them together.

  4. Also, my pet peeve is that Fort Worth gets lumped in with Dallas in "DFW". They are so very different. Fort Worth deserves to be separated. It is quite possible to live in Fort Worth and surrounding areas and almost never darken the door of Dallas proper. Ask me how I know this. :D

    Not trying to hijack the thread, but why is Fort Worth so much better than Dallas? What makes Fort Worth so great? Fwiw, my husband is considering a job there.

  5. I did an 8 mile run yesterday, plus cleaning for a Superbowl party. It was cold and windy yesterday (30s) but nothing like below zero and snow. I prefer to exercise outside, but will skip if it's below 20, which is rare here.

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