Diet Coaches/Buddies - Event was to go to the house of a friend to help him register for classes this fall. It bugs him immensely that he has difficulty working his computer when the whole left half of his body is shut down by a stroke. Helping is difficult because it's sometimes child-like helping for a 92-year-old man who knows that he's being treated like a child because that's what he needs. We got it done; he was pleased. CREDIT moi for acting like a human being.
Eating was on plan with no daytime snacks, CREDIT moi. And, no evening snack because it was simply too hot to want to eat. Dinner included corn-on-the-cob; it's getting to be so good with large, juicy kernels. I eat it without butter and salt to better taste the corn itself. And, without the butter, I justify that all those calories are good for me. Maybe not. But certainly tasty. The only noteworthy event at the supermarket was that I found myself dallying about - because it was so refreshingly air-conditioned.
Joy (gardenerjoy) - I share your notion of wanting an active passport even if I don't have immediate plans for an out-of-country trip. Thanks for the warning that Canada requires more than a U.S. driver's license now.
maryann - Was impressed when I saw the
video of a large adult black bear and three cubs taking a swim at a South Lake Tahoe beach. The humans in bathing suits didn't disperse - just stood there watching. You Lake Tahoe folks are pretty tough; don't think I'd have stayed that close. That tortilla sounds good.
Karen (karenrn) - Waving toward the hills somewhere in California.
curlyjax - Love the thought of being an
"innocent bystander" at a meeting where it all hangs out. Your dinner sound yummy.
Penny. - Kudos for planting an anti-sabotage note to yourself. Your 115 degrees F is just unreal. Methinks I'd be as wilted as your plants.
Readers -
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Success Skill 6 Overcome Hunger, Cravings, and Emotional Eating
experiment 1 Prove to yourself that you confuse hunger with other states.
Most of the dieters I've worked with initially thought they knew wheat hunger was, but they didn't. Whenever they wanted to eat, they thought, I'm hungry, even if they had just finished a large meal half an hour before.
Judith S. Beck, Ph.D., The Complete Beck Diet for Life (Green book), Pg 73.
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