Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 , Any chance you can work in a planned Free Day about once per month or even every 6 weeks??? Not a total free-for-all, but just a day where you can (finally) relax a little bit? You have been so crazy-strict for a really long time, maybe you need a break psychologically. Not like a tiny bag of M & Ms are going to kill you but a planned Free Day sure would go a long way toward satisfying cravings without all the guilt. Plus, sometimes after a long time of calorie- restriction, a carb " re-feed " can sort of kick you off a plateau. Just an idea. Cheers, Jen B. > Yesterday I had about had it up to my nostrils, and when I was in town I bought and inhaled in 30 seconds a small, 59 cent bag of M & M's. They were good. *sigh* I know I shouldn't have done it, but it was either that or a Snickers bar. Figured less damage with the M & M's. Anyway, figured I " d better confess to someone, since I threw the empty package away before Spouse could find it. > > Z. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2005 Report Share Posted February 25, 2005 We went to a Greek restaurant last night for a friend's birthday and I tried to be good, i didn't eat the bread and I ordered grilled chicken breast from their " healthsmart " section but the food took a little longer than normal so the manager came out and gave everyone at the table free baklava for dessert and i ate it It was good though. I think the forces are conspiring against me, because I am going out to a good restaurant for a client lunch today too - but I am planning on trying to find the healthiest thing on the menu. At least since it is lunch the menu should have some light fare. We are supposed to go out tomorrow night with a group too to dinner - I was going to have my free meal (which includes dessert) then but since I had the baklava last night, I guess I will skip the dessert tomorrow night. We are going to one of those japanese steak houses, so I should be able to keep it pretty healthy as long as I skip the fried rice, alcohol, and as previously mentioned, dessert. I swear I don't normally eat out this much. Although on one hand I obviously love going out to eat, on the other hand, going out to restaurants really kills the diet b/c it is pretty much impossible to find something as healthy at a restaurant as what I could make at home. Heidi > Yesterday I had about had it up to my nostrils, and when I was in town I bought and inhaled in 30 seconds a small, 59 cent bag of M & M's. They were good. *sigh* I know I shouldn't have done it, but it was either that or a Snickers bar. Figured less damage with the M & M's. Anyway, figured I " d better confess to someone, since I threw the empty package away before Spouse could find it. > > Z. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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