And we missed it!
Anyway, Fillyjonk and Kate have posted lots of good stuff about HAES and Size Acceptance.
Everyday is No-Diet Day in my house, although yesterday was actually no-retain-food-in-belly day, as I succumbed to the chundering bug that struck my kids earlier this week. Yukko.
But the point remains – I aim to eat a wide variety of foods, fresh foods rather than commercially manufactured, and particularly plenty of fruit and veg. I aim to exercise (the last month since mr tog got crook have been a wipeout there, but it’s back to the gym next week! and I have been walking.) I guess it comes down to I want to be fit, or a least fitter, but I don’t especially care if I’m still carrrying some fat. Of course I know I’m lucky in being able-bodied so that I can exercise. That’s something not everyone can manage.
Categories: health
Soggy here, innit? 
The Wrong Conversation? No, Doctors Don’t Need to Mention Weight Loss More 
Pamela Denoon Lecture 2016: Nelly Thomas 
Here’s 200 things to keep me busy for the rest of this year 
Hoyden About Town 
Mmm, don’t feel bad, I missed it too. Dieting distracts all the energy from your mind, where it ought to be. Sounds like your plans for Health at Every Size are good to go :).
If you didn’t see Catalyst last night, good story on fatness/fitness.
http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/2245395.htm