What are you giving up for Lent?
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Anonymous
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Practicing Christians, please share.
I'm definitley doing sugar and complaining. Considering adding meat, alcohol, nagging and Facebook. |
Anonymous
| I am going vegetarian and also abstaining from any alcohol. |
Anonymous
| I was thinking about fasting on all Fridays. To prep for a 5/2 diet. But, I thought that might be wrong to use fridays that way. I usually give up TV and chocolate. |
Anonymous
| I'm thinking of reducing internet time (I have to be honest; I know I won't give it up). |
Anonymous
| Not really giving up but trying to be more patient and less " yell-y " with my kids. |
Anonymous
| Chocolate. Again. |
Anonymous
I don't really understand this. Does this mean you go back to complaining and nagging after Lent? |
Anonymous
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Alcohol and DCUM. Totally successful in 2012, only made it partway through 2013 on both counts.
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Anonymous
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DCUM. I did it in 2012 too, PP! and it got easier as the days went by.
I am sick and addicted. |
Anonymous
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Thinking of giving up Facebook!
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Anonymous
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Thinking of giving up Facebook!
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Anonymous
| Sugar and DCUM |
Anonymous
| I might try to give up chocolate. |
Anonymous
+1, but I am having some issues with a DC and I'm actually finding a lot of help in one of the forums. I think I am going to fast big-time, but I want to lose weight, so that's not really giving up anything. I get grouchy when I'm hungry, so being positive while still hungry. I'm going to try and be more positive all-around and not be so negative which is my current normal mode. Also, make more of an effort to get the kids off their screens with crafts, hikes, whatever. |
Anonymous
| Leeks. Artichoke. Asparagus. |