On purpose, I've not included another word after the word "weight" in the opening sentence above. And that's because year one was a weight LOSS of three pounds (from 252.5 in July of 2015 to 249.5 in July of 2016) … but year two, now officially in the books, was a weight GAIN of 10.5 pounds (from 249.5 in July of 2016 to 260 in July of 2017).
Maybe "weight" is something that doesn't *want* to be watched? Or maybe it's something that doesn't want to be watched *as frequently* (this past year, on a fortnightly basis)? Or maybe I'm muscling up? Or maybe (and most probably) I'm just getting older and fatter?
The routine of climbing on the scale post-poop and pre-clothing every two weeks (for the sake of consistency) … you will be missed (maybe).
OR ANY OF THESE REASONS:
https://www.verywellfit.com/i-just-started-exercising-why-am-i-gaining-weight-1231585
SCIENCE SAYS IT IS THE FAULT OF THE LIPIDS:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190909193211.htm
BLOGGERS SAY WEIGH ON A FREQUENCY THAT MAKES SENSE FOR YOU!:
https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/how-often-should-you-weigh-yourself/
