Happy New Years! I am finally back and able to catch up on all the posts. It seems like most of us survived Christmas and were able to do some P1 days as damage control. This includes myself. I was pretty much able to stay in my comfort window the week I was away and am very happy about that. I did (2) P1 days while I was away and they went as you would expect.
Today is an unexpected free day, as we are planning on getting pizza and watching a movie to ring in the new year. I am ok with this, as I have been able to stay in my window during the most difficult time of year. I know I will be up at least 3# tomorrow because the wheat and wheat gluten will bloat me for sure. But knowing that going in and making the conscience decision to do it make it easier to take.
I want to start tomorrow in P1 and do a couple of days of P1 to get back into my window that the pizza will throw me out of. I am going to start my reboot on January 9 as I have a long distance running event on the 6 & 7 and a travel day on the 8th where it will just be impossible to maintain P1.
But I am going to get back on P1 for a couple of weeks and see if I can get to 125-128 and maintain there instead of 132-135. Even if I don't get to 125, it will feel good to do P1 for a couple of weeks to get back into the mentality and get into that "back on track" feeling. I think it will help with getting back into feeling in control, and stop with the bites and nibbles and the little bits of junk that I keep eating. P1 has a very good way of regaining focus.
I must say, that it feels absolutely WONDERFUL to not have to be making a new years resolution that involves losing weight. This is definitely a first for me! My resolution this year is to go see more movies in the theater. I love to go see movies, but I never seem to go, I just wait for DVD. This year, I am going to make an effort to get out and see the movies I want to see on the big screen. I just love not having to make a resolution involving weight, health and wellness!!!!
Hope you all have a safe and happy NYE!