Re: Indulging without food

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World of warcraft, sorry.

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> > > > Grr. Along the lines of the times we find ourselves frustrated at how

little

> > > >food it takes to satisfy, well right now, I'm wanting to indulge myself

and

> > > >having trouble doing it. Once upon a time, I'd make a cup of tea (or

perhaps

> > > >the apple cider that's in the fridge,) settle down with a cookie, or a

piece of

> > > >chocolate, the tv, computer, book, all three, and just be. I mean, the

kids

> > > >are in bed. The house is semi-clean, the husband is working tonight, I

> > > >exercised already, I mean come on. The problem. I don't want to. Well,

I do

> > > >or I wouldn't be typing, but I mean. I've already exercised, frankly, I

over

> > > >ate a bit at dinner (fundraiser,) and so I'm not inclined to really want

more to

> > > >eat, I don't and do want to exercise again, but I don't want to overdo

that

> > > >either, and it is past 8, and since I'd like to go to bed earlier than

usual,

> > > >perhaps that's not a good idea. But I don't really know what to let

myself do

> > > >as a treat if it doesn't involve food in some form. I had a bath last

night,

> > > >and I showered after my workout, so that feels more wasteful than

indulgent.

> > > >Well, I don't expect any answers, needed to get it out though, perhaps

work it

> > > >out in my head as I did. I will probably have that cuppa tea. I often

do at

> > > >night. Toss the dogs outside earlier than normal and snuggle up in bed.

We

> > > >just put a tv in there a few months ago and that still feels sinful to

watch tv

> > > >in bed, so perhaps that will work.

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> > > > Hope all are doing well, Dawn

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