Whew! I made it through the day and managed to stay on plan.

These extra long days are always tough. I'm curious to know what you all do if you have a day where you are awake more hours than usual. Normally I wake up at 9 and go to bed around midnight, give or take an hour. Today I woke up at 5 and my bedtime is still the same. So that adds an extra 4 hours to my day. Since I eat every three hours, this is a problem. I ate breakfast at around 6:30, three hours earlier than I normally eat it, so three hours later I was hungry again. That adds an extra snack between breakfast and lunch that I wouldn't normally eat. Luckily today I couldn't eat lunch until 3, so it all evened out.
But I'm wondering what you all do in this situation. Do you:
- Eat small snacks to enable the extra snack.
- Add a couple hundred extra calories to your day.
- Just suck it up and be hungry for a while.
Since I was awake for longer, and presumably I burn more calories while awake than sleeping, I'm wondering if makes sense to add some calories to the day.
Tamsie: 
Welcome! I didn't know water weight makes your stomach bloat. That's very interesting (and explains a lot about why my own stomach has been so poochy lately).
Dagmar: Old romano cheese in a shaker can! Ew!

Just throw that stuff out. Of course, I say this while I have two-year old pie dough in the freezer that I keep thinking I'm going to do something with--despite the ridiculous number of calories in it (it's so old, it's from before I started this diet).
alinnell: LA was pretty smoggy. I hope it's not like that where you are. Luckily, I was barely there long enough to notice it. I flew in, drove to my meeting, presented, drove back to the airport, and flew home.