Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
I had Cinnamon toast crunch and sugar free almond milk for breakfast. I'm getting ready to eat a grilled chicken breast and steamed veggies for lunch. I really want a yeast roll, but I gotta be strong
Snowed in again today, but still got my workout in. Did p90x ab ripper, and also the chest, shoulders and tricep tape for the first time. It's really hard! I realize that as I've gotten older I've lost some upper body tone, so I'm changing my ratio of cardio to strength workouts.
For dinner I'm going to make a turkey meatloaf with mashed cauliflower. I found a recipe that tastes very close to mashed potatoes!
I am happy for you. Now stay away from the junk food.So true about the bread. I ate clean yesterday, no carbs and I got on the scale this morning-lost 4 pounds that I gained last week. I was bloated b/c of my cycle and the fact that I ate too much bread and junk food.
I am happy for you. Now stay away from the junk food.
mine has been up since 4am! I had some coffee already! LolMy baby boy has been up since 3am. I am going to need some industrial strength coffee in the morning
Loll @ looking at a plate of fries and gaining 5lbs. Some people just have it harder than others, but we'll get there too. The weigh down sounds like a great approach to food. My biggest problem is that I can be full and satisfied, but for some odd reason, my twisted mind keeps telling me to go make a peanut butter sandwich and have a glass of juice.You all are doing so well! Congrats on the losses/achievements so far! Low carb definitely IS easy - I lost 33 lbs on it in like 4 months, but I (obviously) didn't maintain. Once I started trying to integrate them back in, I ended up binging! I am STILL sore from Sunday's boot camp workout so I haven't done another yet, but I will probably get on that tonight. I've transitioned from the Weight Watchers plan to Weigh Down instead. It's a spiritual-based program that I had a lot of success with when I was 13. I've always been overweight (since at least 5 years old), but when I was following it, I had a much better relationship with God and food. I lost all I needed to lose at the time and I kept it off for 2 years until I went to high school and started eating any and everything all the time - one of the disadvantages of being friends with mostly taller girls with naturally fast metabolisms! Even my closest friends now fit this profile! They would eat whatever, whenever, and in huge quantities and still look great. I'd look at a plate of fries and gain 5 lbs. I haven't tried the Weigh Down approach since, but I am finding that it works really well if I really listen to my body. The simply filling technique wasn't working because I was filling up alright (i.e. eating the "good" foods like feeding time at the zoo). For me, it doesn't seem to matter what I eat as long as I am actually hungry and stop when I am actually full (which requires significantly less food than most portions found at restaurants), and that's something I learned through Weigh Down.