Alright, had a shitty weekend. Saturday particularly. Well, Saturday night. Sunday wasn't as bad as Saturday was but from now on I'm boycotting Saturdays, particularly the night time. Totally went off the rails on HALLOWEEN CANDY and not even at my own house, in secret eating sanctuary, I was at a friends house. OY!
On Sunday I bought a dishwasher...and I'm using it right now to do dishes and doing dishes WHILE interneting seems like it was a good investment already. I don't care if the dishes still have whole chunks of scum on them whey they are done (they do when the kiddo does them...).
Good news: I worked out today on my lunch break.
Bad news, tomorrow its going to blow 100mph here until Wednesday sometime. And I have a yard full of loose wood. *shakes head* So I'll be moving that all up against the house tonight and tying it down. That's probably going to burn some calories. Damn me for giving into the kiddo's summer dreams of a pallet club house.
Todays numbers:
B: Breve, homemade three shots of coffee + half and half + SF vanilla
L: Nothing, I went to the gym.
D: Large salad with kale, cucumber, carrots, lettuce (three kinds), balsamic dressing (homemade), feta cheese and baked chicken thighs.
S: None
Water: a lot, lost count because I was indiscriminately refilling my bottle at the gym and at work.
I did not weigh myself today. I think I'm going to make Wednesdays my weigh in day. I am one of those people who very rarely weight. I hate the scale. I prefer to base my success on something less finicky. But there have been times when I've been obsessed with the scale, weighing every single day and it would make or break my day. So I have to find a happy medium. I think a forced once a week weighing is probably the answer, so at least I know in what direction I'm going and can celebrate successes. The scale definitely deserves some consistency.
Ick. The news is playing in the background right now. I have not heard a single positive thing through the whole newscast. They should change the name of it from "news" to "bad news."