PMS, water retention and TBL
Current weight: 226 (+1.5)
I’m definitely PMS-ing b/c in the last 2 days I have “gained” 2.5 pounds and have eaten perfectly and worked out. This is the first time I have weighed myself on a daily basis to truly see the way my weight cycles based on my cycle and it’s obvious that sometimes women gain weight just b/c they’re women. I wonder if this has been factored in to The Biggest Loser? If it’s a PMS week for a woman she may gain or not lose as much and as we all know, an extra pound can make the difference. Just a thought.
Once my weight was up for the 2nd straight day w/o a reasonable explanation I checked the calendar to confirm that TOM is just around the corner. It also made my insatiable craving for potato chips make a bit more sense. I have been able to let it go, mostly b/c we don’t have chips in the house, but today I was in the store, hungry, and bought a bag of chips. Sunday is my cheat day so I figured it was best to get the craving out of my system while it’s somewhat safe to do so. I know the salty food won’t do anything for my water retention problem but sometimes a girl’s just gotta have some chips. Whatever is left in the bag before bedtime tonight is going in the garbage b/c I don’t trust myself tomorrow.
Did my CE workout and went for a bike ride w/my little guy. I’m worried that I’m pushing him too hard and maybe have unrealistic expectations on what a six year-old can do. We rode for a little over a half-hour and there were some hills, is it normal for a kid to be tired after that? I would have thought that the adults would tire out before the kids but I could have ridden for another hour at least. He is slightly overweight, although I can tell that he has slimmed over the summer b/c he has grown taller (either that or his jeans are shrinking), and I guess I’m just hyper-focused on making sure that he doesn’t become an obese teenager. He does complain that his legs hurt since he’s been in this growth spurt and I have heard that it’s common for kids to literally have growing pains. Gee, what would moms do if we didn’t worry about our kids
Progress toward workout goal: 68/300
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