Yesterday, Matt surprised me with a Wii Fit. Good heavens is that thing keeping us entertained!
Matthew has already put 60 minutes into his Fit Bank today. Which is a silly little piggy bank that tells you how many minutes you've exercised.
Dillon is currently using it, even though he has a fever and a headache. He's had some meds, so he thinks he is well enough to do basic step aerobics. Crazy kid.
Matt did tons last night, and later I worked up a good sweat in 30 minutes.
My problem is that Emily has a sensor that senses when I'm doing something. For instance, she can be totally fine and happy playing, and then when I sit down at the computer she comes crying to me to hold her. It's the same with anything Wii related. She's fine, I pick up a remote and she's crying. So this could prove to be a challenge. Last night I had to wait until she was asleep, but then I'm too awake to be able to sleep.
I currently have a goal to lose 22 pounds in 3 months. That's the most and longest it would let me do. I have so much more to lose, but that's as far as it would go. I'm not off to a good start since today it told me my weight was up from last night. Phooey on it!
Ok I'm off to go hula hoop while Emmie is happy.
5 comments:
You'll love it as will the kids.
I've been wanting to get a Wii... I know my husband loves to play games, but... we don't own a game console, so he usually goes over to another friend's to play (thankfully, this is a close Christian couple that we hang out with often, so I don't worry about them).
I like that Wii is about getting people up and active!
Kids definitely have a sonar - like whales or dolphins - HA!
Take care - Kellan
I SOOOO want to get a Wii!! We'll definitely have to look into getting one!!
We all do it and love it. My first Wii fit age was 45 lol ! Karli-Ann was upset as her age was 6 ;)
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