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Tone Time


We are about 5 months away from our wedding day! This means it’s time to tone my body!! I don’t want to lose weight, I just want to tone everything. So with it coming so fast, I have started to do small work outs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and once during the weekend. In high school I was very active with basketball so I never really had to worry about being active, but now that I am almost a college graduate and that I am getting married I want to make sure that I stay active and healthy. The work outs that I do are what I have found on Pinterest. They have so many ways to stay active! Also, I have started to take vitamins every morning which as also helped me stay awake throughout the day! I have been drinking smoothies for breakfast and also some days I will add protein to them too. The protein doesn’t mess with my blood sugars at all! I will post a picture of the kind that I have been using if you’re interested. Like I said, I’m not trying to lose weight I just want to start being active, healthy, and feel good about myself for now and our wedding day!

If you have any good work outs or good shakes let me know!
It's tone time!!

Xoxo,

The Diabetic Bride


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