JayFS
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Day 6
Hello everyone! Day 6 today, and quite frankly, I didn't do so well, lol.
Today is my last Sunday with my boyfriend for another 3 weeks, so I wanted to go and enjoy the day. We had a very light breakfast with granola and milk, and I had a serving of potato chips (couldn't help myself!).
We then had a really heavy lunch/dinner at a nice Thai place near me. We had an appetizer of wontons, then we had crispy chicken, panang curry, and some wide noodles. If I had to calculate, I think I ate about 2600 calories today. With how heavy I ate also yesterday, that would put me at an easy 1000 calories in total over my 1700 calorie limit.
But, that's okay, because in order to keep my weight steady, I need to be eating 2900 calories for my current activity level, and that is definitely not something I have done.
Actually, 2900 calories for maintenance seems a little excessive, but I am on my feet all day as a nurse for 8-10 hours, five days a week, so maybe the 2900 calorie is needed.
In any case, I am still at a net loss this week, so that is good. It might be a small step forward, but at least I'm not moving back!
Hello everyone! Day 6 today, and quite frankly, I didn't do so well, lol.
Today is my last Sunday with my boyfriend for another 3 weeks, so I wanted to go and enjoy the day. We had a very light breakfast with granola and milk, and I had a serving of potato chips (couldn't help myself!).
We then had a really heavy lunch/dinner at a nice Thai place near me. We had an appetizer of wontons, then we had crispy chicken, panang curry, and some wide noodles. If I had to calculate, I think I ate about 2600 calories today. With how heavy I ate also yesterday, that would put me at an easy 1000 calories in total over my 1700 calorie limit.
But, that's okay, because in order to keep my weight steady, I need to be eating 2900 calories for my current activity level, and that is definitely not something I have done.
Actually, 2900 calories for maintenance seems a little excessive, but I am on my feet all day as a nurse for 8-10 hours, five days a week, so maybe the 2900 calorie is needed.
In any case, I am still at a net loss this week, so that is good. It might be a small step forward, but at least I'm not moving back!
(with sparkling mineral water for me)