Leenie: On Atkins, I've become addicted to coffee. Would never even go near the stuff before.
Brenda: You've done fabulously! You deserve a break. I'm sure it's a great feeling to finally be happy with where you're at.
Lekker: Impressive! I would have turned the thing off because I would have a headache with all of that going on.
Jane: Glad to hear all is right in your world.
TG: You're so right about losing weight being a mind game. I'm going to schedule my labotomy, too!
Morti: Thanks so much! I really, really appreciate it.
Shimma: Gotta love sales! That's the only way I buy things. I'm anxiously awaiting the big Dillard's 4th of July sale. Last year, I got all kinds of great stuff for 75% off (which is about the only way I can afford anything at Dillard's)!
Well, weigh-in was last night, and I lost a pound! Yippee! The weight is going down slowly -- about 28 more pounds to go. At least I'm at a point where I've lost more than I still have to lose -- that's a good feeling!
I think one area I need to work on is portion control. I usually eat reasonable portion sizes, but occassionally I get out of control (especially with snacks). If I could get the portions under control, I'd never have to worry about attempting Induction again (which turned out to be a disaster). So, I'm really going to try more measuring and eating reasonable portions -- I'm sure that will help.
Do any of you guys read "Shape"? I really wouldn't, except that I got a free subscription somehow. Anyway, I'm continually disappointed by their negative attitude/view on Atkins. It seems like every month there is something written about how it is unhealthy for the heart, can't be done in the long-term, the brain can't function because it needs at least 130 carbs/day, etc., etc., etc.! Yet, it's funny how a majority of their advertisers are touting low-carb/Atkins-approved items. Kind of a conflict of interest, I think.
Anyway, hope you all have a great Tuesday!
Take care,
Jina