We spent 1/2 of our day running around and now we are tired.

Started at the gym then did some shopping for groceries etc. I thought about the fact that I was giving to my body while I worked out this am.

I hope it appreciates it as I am not losing, just maintaining..2# up, 2# down. Guess it is better than gaining.
I am thinking more and more about what I am eating even if I often still eat it....

Today after my workout, I was in Walgreens and noticed a Cherry Mountain bar...remember those? Not really a "bar" more like a big chunk or ball. 200 calories and almost 2 carbs...I read the label, thought about it but still bought it. Shared one bite with dh (who didn't like it) and ate the rest. Guess I'm not quite ready for good healthy food...but at least I'm thinking about it. Our diabetic nutritionist/nurse said to watch for these things: how many carbs (of course), move the decimal in the amount of fat so if it's 2.5 you make it 25 and then calculate the percentage of fat (from calories) in the food you are considering (the cherry mt bar was a little more than 1/2 fat, we are to try for no more than 45%, better 30%), and the sodium should be no more than double the calories (difficult to find in many foods but my mountain bar was fine). So, yes, I'm thinking and even sorta want the healthier foods but it is still oh, so hard to give up my long-time favorite treats!
I try to remember how far I've come. I used to weight at least 15# more than I do now. I used to never read the nutrition labels, now I almost always do I used to hate to exercise. Exercise is no longer a struggle, I actually enjoy it. But it seems like I've been fighting this battle a very long time...I would have lost my weight a long time ago if I'd just figured out how to do it and then done it instead of losing and gaining over and over again! I'm glad I can vent all this to you GG!
Bobbi - Loved the story about the old couple! And while I can't imagine hating the person I shared so much of my life with, I know, sadly, it happens.