Weigh yourself daily?

[Starfish]

Oh... and I'm real glad to see you are off eating cake (avatar words) - but at 5:45am???

Is there ever a bad time for cake?

[DirtDiva]

Of course there isn't!

And, yep, you've got seven inches on me RR.

[lph]

(unlike most of y'all I'm heavier in the mornings - and when I've gained 4 lbs overnight I can be sure it's bloating!)

I hope I don't sound snarky, but how is this possible? Doesn't it violate some law of physics? (I should know which one but it's been too long. My deepest apologies to sir Isaac.)

I can see your stomach swelling overnight (well, not literally, but you know what I mean) but not your weight actually increasing.

But I don't have a scale, so I don't really have a clue how my weight fluctuates daily. I weigh myself when I'm at the pool once a week or so and can usually guess my weight accurately within a pound. Except for that beached whale thing I do once a month.

[OakLeaf]

I hope I don't sound snarky, but how is this possible? Doesn't it violate some law of physics?

Probably

But more likely because I don't weigh myself at home. When I weigh myself in the evening, it's not right before bed. I'll have dinner afterward and plenty of water. Then in the mornings when I'm at the gym, I'll have had a light breakfast, and even my morning "constitutional" (sorry TMI) doesn't eliminate all the extra food and water.

But even so, I do retain quite a bit of water at certain times of the month and it does seem like it ought to be physically impossible