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Originally Posted by Alexistrophic
Hungerwerks - Thank you for starting this thread!!! A good reminder to take some time for ourselves this month.
Ugh.... Raisin5Cookies - Sorry about your FIL... not cool man. But kind of excited for your dress!
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The month is flying by already, but feeling like at least I have a handle on the tasks I want to complete (there are a TON). Work is slowing down, which is a relief, but trying to focus on
Drinking coffee. As a featherweight, I feel like it becomes more of a challenge to figure out how to lose it. For me (just for me) I feel like I can comfortably have two meals a day and still lose. Any more than that and it becomes less likely. I'm still well within the recommended BMI, but would like to be just a bit leaner. Healthy and lean are my by-words.
Happy day, everyone!!!!
My pleasure! Yes, there's so much to do when the holidays roll around. You cannot beat them for motivation!
The two meal thing kind of works for me, too, although it's not what I'd consider my "normal" (not normal at all) size of a meal. To give you an idea of what I'd consider normal: I tallied up the calories I used on an "up" day for a meal of spaghetti. The spaghetti ALONE, without the feta cheese in it and the kalamata olives alongside it, was
979 calories. I never really realized how many calories I was consuming in one sitting. And that was actually
less than I would have had, at one time in my life!
But today is a good example of what you're talking about. I'm trying to eat my calories early, to get a good weigh-in tomorrow. Here's the menu:
Three eggs scrambled with a serving of greens (greens were free)
1/4 cup pomegranate juice (free)
One slice Ezekiel bread with 100 calories worth of butter
Coffee with two tablespoons heavy cream
1/2 bar chocolate
1/2 cup frozen cherries
1/2 cup heavy cream over the cherries
And we're done! I have about fifty calories left, but what can you really have for fifty calories? I'll add it to tomorrow's allotment.