Or maybe it is because I spent the weekend at my parents' house. They eat things like J I F peanut butter on white bread and the "syrup" in a bottle shaped like a cabin. And my mom makes frosting for a birthday cake out of shortening! uggg! I keep trying to gently explain to them the dangers of these foods but they like them and so they continue. (and they wonder why they are always sick) They buy tons of precessed foods and it drives me nuts! My kids love it because they have pop tarts and honey nut o cereal and juice.
I gained 1.4 lbs this week. I was hoping to skip over that and maybe no one would notice I didn't post a weight this week. but I need to be accountable for this to work so I am being honest with you and myself. But...
I am going to pick it all back up, shake it off and try to climb back up on the wagon. And its hard, because it's still moving,. Life is still moving forward and I don't want to wait too long here in the muck or else it will pass me by, and I don't want to get another hundred pounds over weight before the next wagon comes along.
SOOOO....to that end, I am going to accept this challenge (#2) and I will aim for 6-8,000 steps because I think 10,000 on my first attempt to get moving might set me up for failure. But, as she mentions, purposefully adding more movement of any kind is a step in the right direction. I will say that I am not counting calories, though I do try to work in snacks evenly and they are healthy (usually). I really like those little cutie oranges as well as a handful of nuts.
I lift my morning smoothie...here's to a fresh start this week....back on the wagon.
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ReplyDeleteDeanna boy dont we all have those weeks!I'm sure next week will be better and you'll be right back on that wagon! =-}
ReplyDeleteChristina
It is hard when you are around people who aren't trying to eat healthy. My dh still eats white bread (with lots of mayo!) and it's tempting, but now I am at the point where it doesn't even taste good to me anymore. Hang in there!
ReplyDeleteYou can do it! The key, I think, is just climbing right back up on the wagon when you fall off. Be persistent and you'll get there!
ReplyDeleteHey, see my hand? I'm pulling you back on the wagon! There is room! (PS - the day after I wrote my post about being 'back on', I got sick and have since been 'sleeping on the wagon'. Come on back up! It's all about getting back on.
ReplyDeleteWe ARE doing this, and that 1.4 will be gone again in no time!