I am in a big hurry this morning- work and all that. For some reason the carpool and the boss like me to be on time. Go figure.
But I did want to share this with you. Starting today I am going to be doing a version of this program.
They didn't post this week's menu until late last night and I go to the grocery store on Saturday, so I am having to improvise with what was already planned this week and then I will be a week behind in the kick start. I also am not sure how much of it I can get my kids to eat , but I will be able to incorporate some of it.
A little at a time. Baby steps. What ever, I will be healthier and happier and skinnier!
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Showing posts with label concscience eating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concscience eating. Show all posts
Monday, March 1, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Conscienceness
I have been craving a hamburger and fries lately, so today that is what I had for lunch. I knew my lunch would be full of carbs, something my body reacts unkindly to. But I made a conscience choice to eat it anyway.
Now here I am 9 hours later and I still feel bloated and full and like I have a rock in my stomach. And even though I made them at home and baked the fries in the oven instead of frying them, they were not as good as I remember.
But the point is, this was a conscience choice. Not something I ate because it was convenient or there. No mindless nibbling. No, a choice made knowing how I would feel, what the scale would say if I stepped on it tomorrow and what dress I will not be able to wear tomorrow because of this choice.
And I am fine with it because it was my choice and I know that the food on the menue for next week does not include high carb meals, but more raw veggies and protein and a lot more healthy choices.
And I did that consciencely as well.
And that makes all the differenced.
Now here I am 9 hours later and I still feel bloated and full and like I have a rock in my stomach. And even though I made them at home and baked the fries in the oven instead of frying them, they were not as good as I remember.
But the point is, this was a conscience choice. Not something I ate because it was convenient or there. No mindless nibbling. No, a choice made knowing how I would feel, what the scale would say if I stepped on it tomorrow and what dress I will not be able to wear tomorrow because of this choice.
And I am fine with it because it was my choice and I know that the food on the menue for next week does not include high carb meals, but more raw veggies and protein and a lot more healthy choices.
And I did that consciencely as well.
And that makes all the differenced.
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