Addiecakes
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So, I had another anxiety attack this morning at 4:30am and decided that I was going to take the day to relax. I slept in until like ... 10 or so? Something like that. Anyway, after breakfast (which was amazing) I started to feel much better. Actually, let me share breakfast with you:
A 3-egg omelet with 4 grape tomatoes (sliced and sauteed), 3oz. spinach (also cooked) and 2 servings of 50% fat free cheese all tucked into a nice little (or large rather) eggy blanket. It was delicious, and totally easy to scale down to someone who does not require as many calories as myself.
Anyway, so about 12-1pm I start feeling much better, and I'm actually contemplating going to the gym, because if I go today, I'll meet my goal of going 5 times in the last 7 days. (I usually only go 4 times)
So, I went. I did 2 quick miles on the stationary bike and then did my regular weights/strength routine, and then I reluctantly decided to do a single mile on the elliptical.
I was sweating my ass off, it felt so difficult and I was definitely working VERY hard. I did the mile in 14:23 which is a new record, but man was I really REALLY pushing myself. I know that it's only 4s better than my best, but I keep pushing myself. I'm actually a little scared because I feel like if I don't get a better time EVERY TIME I go to the gym, I'm doing something wrong. Fortunately I haven't really run into that problem yet, but I think I may be focusing on pushing myself more than just making sure I'm getting in a nice, consistent workout.
My weekly goal (in order to reach my long-term goal in time) for this week is to get to 307.8lbs. I was 308.8lbs this morning. While it's possible I'll get there, I'm not banking on it, although it would be the "catch up" I need to get back on track, as I've been about a half a pound behind at each weigh-in for about 3 weeks now.
Oh, but anyway, my original point was, "What kind of person calls in sick to work and hits the gym in the same day?" and I guess the answer is "A crazy person!"
A 3-egg omelet with 4 grape tomatoes (sliced and sauteed), 3oz. spinach (also cooked) and 2 servings of 50% fat free cheese all tucked into a nice little (or large rather) eggy blanket. It was delicious, and totally easy to scale down to someone who does not require as many calories as myself.
Anyway, so about 12-1pm I start feeling much better, and I'm actually contemplating going to the gym, because if I go today, I'll meet my goal of going 5 times in the last 7 days. (I usually only go 4 times)
So, I went. I did 2 quick miles on the stationary bike and then did my regular weights/strength routine, and then I reluctantly decided to do a single mile on the elliptical.
I was sweating my ass off, it felt so difficult and I was definitely working VERY hard. I did the mile in 14:23 which is a new record, but man was I really REALLY pushing myself. I know that it's only 4s better than my best, but I keep pushing myself. I'm actually a little scared because I feel like if I don't get a better time EVERY TIME I go to the gym, I'm doing something wrong. Fortunately I haven't really run into that problem yet, but I think I may be focusing on pushing myself more than just making sure I'm getting in a nice, consistent workout.
My weekly goal (in order to reach my long-term goal in time) for this week is to get to 307.8lbs. I was 308.8lbs this morning. While it's possible I'll get there, I'm not banking on it, although it would be the "catch up" I need to get back on track, as I've been about a half a pound behind at each weigh-in for about 3 weeks now.
Oh, but anyway, my original point was, "What kind of person calls in sick to work and hits the gym in the same day?" and I guess the answer is "A crazy person!"
!! Those are some amazing cakes there Addie!! You are so amazing!!
Definitely not easy like my plan said.



