Kristin WTG on being prepared with the bar. I really do believe being prepared and not hungry for me is the key, if I am starving it's so much easier to grab crap or fast food. LOL about the cashier's hands, I can imagine, although in these temperatures we have lately it might be welcome (100 degrees give or take 2). I'm sorry I don't know about the tracker. And I'm with Sophie, water weight is still weight. I know for me retaining fluid is a big thing (my mom's side gets severe edema so I do watch it for that reason and I had kidney issues as a child--but knock on wood none since the surgeries when I was little). So I think yay!
Sophie I have to admit I've never had an Oreo cupcake. I never was a fan of Oreos until about 6 years ago and then I was never getting enough, mostly Double Stuf and my daughter got me hooked on the vanilla ones, but like Oreo ice cream is a downfall or those frozen Oreo pies or the "fake" cheesecake you can make on the JELL-O aisle? But I don't buy it. I'm sorry BF isn't being supportive. Last night my husband went on a snack rampage. He told me for years "don't buy it and I won't eat it." Now he has blood sugar issues and is a jerk when he's not eating on a schedule, I mean he has a reputation for it throughout the family and work people. Anyway he was being a jerk and upset there were no snacks (no one stops him from going to buy them and I don't say anything for me it's not worth the argument and honestly he's too lazy to actually go out to the store on the corner and get food). So he ends up eating Top Ramen or whatever those salted noodle things are. He bought a CASE of them about a year ago to take to work (I hate them but my daughter likes them occasionally, the boys not so much). Anyway he ate that THEN got mad at himself because he ate that. It was hard not to say "I told you so" because he does get bloated and swears his bones hurt from the salt. I dunno about bones hurting from salt, but geez if it makes you sick every time you eat it--stop eating it. I say that with him especially because he's on his mom ALL THE TIME for her coffee and cigarette habits, I'm not keen on the cigarettes and she knows because of rheumatoid arthritis and stomach issues she should not have coffee, but she's a big girl. She doesn't smoke in our house and is very considerate, so I think it's semi-dark comedy funny he doesn't see the parallel.
Well I'm up a pound this morning, I don't know why but TTOM is next week so maybe that or salt or who knows. I'm not worried. My goal is to be in the 160s (even if it is 169.9 LOL) by the end of this month or the end of next week because of TTOM and hopefully in the 150s by the end of September. I went through and read a lot of goals and mini goals and saw some pictures of where I want to be in 6-12 months and I do know I can do this. I am also semi hoping because of this my husband will get on board. He did lose about 35 pounds two years ago when he started cutting portions and doing taekwondo. The dojo wasn't really a good one (it was a belt factory) so we quit and I can't do it anymore because of the myofascial issues I have (but maybe later and I'd go to a different studio), but hopefully he'll get excited and start again.
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And OMG I spent more and tried some of Amy's stuff, unfortunately what I didn't notice is it was TWO servings per package so my cheese enchiladas the other day were 480 calories versus the 240 I though (I added them correctly in the calorie counter). I think once in awhile those will be a nice treat though. I love Mexican food.