Amber: Those workouts sound great! I need to be better about consistently incorporating exercise in the next few weeks—I’ve been very lax and inconsistent with it lately. I think I’m going to try the
NerdFitness Beginner Bodyweight Workout. I’ve done it before and if I remember correctly it kicked my booty! If that doesn’t work, your bathroom yoga is actually brilliant


I have plans to convert an unfinished section of my basement into a hot yoga room with soothing walls and a space heater. It’s kind of lower on the list though.

Way to go on your transition and budgeting your calories for what you want to eat—finding what works for you is more than half the battle in my book! I could not agree with you more on the bread and almond flour front! Somehow I feel like coconut flour is a better texture, but requires more finagling—it just doesn’t seem as dense for some reason. As for bread, I am a bread fiend and it’s definitely a trigger food for me so I don’t keep it in the house (even low carb or imitation bread, it definitely is a gateway food

). That being said, if I’m going out to eat (when the world isn’t on lockdown) for a special occasion or something I’ll eat a piece of bread if it’s really good, I just budget the rest of my carbs for the day.
My weekly weight average is down 2.5 lbs. putting me at loss of 3.7 lbs. so far for the month. I signed up for Diet Bet starting Monday. I’m nervous because I’ll have to lose 8.8 lbs. in four weeks, which is perfectly reasonable, but I’m not sure if it’s truly attainable for the rate at which I lose. I participating in two Diet Bets a couple years ago when I had just started keto and not winning, but I don’t remember if it messed with my head.

this time around for some success and some money
