My First Slip-up

  • Well everyone, I guess it had to happen.
    Ever since I started this diet I have had a pizza craving. Non-stop. And so last night I came remarkably close to ordering a pizza. And I didn't. I told myself, if tomorrow I still want pizza then I will go to Mamma's Pizza and get a thin slice and just be done with it.

    And I did. Honestly, it has given me a teensy bit of a head rush. But, I guess in the cosmic scheme of things it's not that bad. I mean, I just had to have it. And now that I have, it's over with. (I hope. )

    So I am not going to beat myself up about it. (Of course I am, that's such a lie.) But I have been doing so good (9 pounds since the start) and I am almost done with Phase 1 and I just want to know from someone that I didn't kill the whole thing.

    It's stupid, how we let these things control not only our behaviour but our very thoughts.

    Jennifer.
  • I wouldnt let it get you down dynagrrl! One slice is really not bad at all considering what I gave in and ate Sunday night! Seriously, I think its not the end of the world to splurge every now and then. As long as you dont make it a routine, I really think it shouldnt affect your weight loss. Good luck!!!! (And I can totally relate to how it controls our thoughts.)
  • Just get on with it. This is a very forgiving plan.
  • Hi
    Hi There

    Yep, just move on and get back to it.

    That has been one of my biggest challenges, slipping up, beating myself up and then saying, Oh, what's the use, I can't do this. I refuse to do this anymore. It is so unproductive.

    I had a piece of birthday cake on my mom's birthday, a bread stick from Olive Garden and some potatoes the same night. I enjoyed them and went right back to this way of eating. So far I've lost 9 pounds, Yahoo!!! You're doing awesome, we're human


    Tracy
  • Jennifer I had a whole week-end and then monday as well I just got back on track tuesday morning and I didn't gain a thing. So I think that a little slip up every now and then is not going to make you gain everything back. Keep up the good work.