- Really feeling the benefits of it this evening LaMa (the sleep I mean - didn't get around to eating the broccoli yet!).
- Definitely Petal.
- Thanks Amy.
Sunday 20th September 2020
Weight: 190.8 -
Body Fat: 42.3% -
BMI: 29
Resting Heart Rate: 62
Sleep: 10 hr 9 min
Exercise: Tennis (1 hour)
Cigarettes: 7
Food:
- porridge, blueberries, prunes, whole milk
- tea and milk; zinc tablet
- slice of toast with butter and honey
- slice of chocolate fudge cake; regular americano and milk
- half chicken and egg salad bap; tomato and red pepper soup
- peppermint tea
- fudge brownie ice cream 408 g
Notes:
I've decided to do a 'state of the nation' thing every day, as that is kind of the whole point of the journal. I had ice cream for dinner, as you can see, but it's better than wine, which I tried desperately to tempt myself to buy, but reason prevailed.
I tried not to smoke today, but I started to feel in such emotional pain and despondency without them, that I decided it's just not time yet.
I actually had a really brilliant evening. I went home this afternoon and I did an angel card reading for myself. The card I got was 'Cupid'. So I was like, 'Hmm, I wonder will Italian Guy be at the court later.' And he was! And we actually told each other our names and had a chat about work and stuff. I asked him what part of Italy he's from, and he told me, and then he said that Irish people like to visit there a lot. Then he mentioned that Venice was nearby and I should go, as Venice is a very romantic place.

It was a very good chat. He seems like a very nice (and handsome) man.
After tennis, one of the women I played with told me I was 'wasting away' and I look 'really thin'. Hahaha. I think the outfit I wore today was kind of form flattering, but I'll take it! Hopefully this means I'll see a huge drop on the scales this week. That comment did make me feel happy, even though it's not true, and I haven't lost a pound. Oh God, the struggle is real.
But yeah, tennis is keeping me going - BIGTIME! We're having a closed tournament in October, which is super exciting, and another ladder for the women is starting soon, so lots to look forward to in tennis land.
Work is looming but I am not drinking and have had 21 hours of sleep the last two nights, so I should be ready! My plan for the morning is get up early, go for a run to get rid of the nerves a bit, have a nice, healthy breakfast, go in and try to get as much as I can done before my presentation, and get out on time so I can play tennis against my dad. Fingers crossed, I was very worried earlier, but my great evening has cheered me up and put my mind at ease a bit.