Thanks Michelle and Lisa for stopping by and giving me support for the work situation. I'm over it now.
Dan and I woke up this morning and the first thing we did was go on a 32 minute walk. And my favorite part was that HE asked ME to go on the walk. Our morning went like this: Open eyes. Dan says "good morning, do you want to get up and go on our walk", and I say "yeah, that sounds great".... we get dressed, and leave. How awesome is that?
When we got back it was close to 11am, so I had something to eat as a combination breakfast/lunch. BRUNCH. I had a grilled cheese sandwich and .5 oz of tortilla chips, and a bottle of water. It was delicious. I love grilled cheese for some reason,lol... must be the little kid in me. I could eat it all day long if I had to.
Then I went on Sparkpeople to log my food and exercise. I love sparkpeople. I really do. I never made a new one, because I didn't really care to. I have the same username for 90% of my online sites, so I just left it as it was. I like their meal plans. THough I can't afford to follow them exactly, I like to use them as a guideline when what I want to eat is up for questioning. And I like how they have the "fastbreak" part of dieting and such, and I am restarting that even though it looks Like I have been in Stage 2 for the past 2 years or something like that. I love reading all the articles, and motivational stories and such. I'm glad that I have started using it again.
Today I have to finish my homework, and I have to go to the bank to deposit money. After that I have no idea how much time I will have of daylight, but if I have any I might go on a 15 minute walk, but... we'll see how that goes without making any definite plans.
My fastbreak goals for spark people are simple things. Drink 64oz of water a day, go on a walk one time a day, and write in a journal once a day (which I do here anyways). Simple things will add up over time.
I have been trying to get the hang of this diet thing for probably over 2 years now... and I have only lost 20 pounds that have actually stayed off. And with the amount of times that I "fell of the wagon", I'd say I'm still doing pretty good. More and more will come off as I go on with this weight loss journey. When I "fall down", the time I stay down is getting less and less. I fell off the first time for 4 months or so... maybe even more. Now its 3 days at the max- like over the weekend that I celebrated my birthday... I ate badly for 3 days... but even so... I didn't go AS OVERBOARD as I would have 2 years ago. I have learned a whole lot here at WLF. I'm proud of myself still.
Last night I told Dan I wanted a Sierra Mist because my calories were low, and I really thought one sounded good. He gave it to me and said "It feels really weird giving you a soda instead of a water bottle". I laughed because I VERY VERY VERY rarely drink soda. Even when I eat out... I get water with a lemon. For my birthday I got sprite with lime (because its my favorite non-water drink), but I only did that because it was my birthday. Just goes to show that I have improved.
Well, I need to stop procrastinating, and go to the bank to make sure my school tuition will have enough money to be covered. Then I need to start up on some homework.