I count my days as ending when I go to sleep. That simplifies matters greatly when I have weird hours (I have insomnia issues sometimes).
Congratulations for discovering that boredom is an eating trigger for you! First of all, I would try and find some way to relieve the boredom OTHER than eating - are there other tasks or duties you can assume? Can you do exercises? Crossword puzzles?
For eating, I highly recommend finding low-calorie snacks and premeasuring them, if need be. I just divided an entire bag of Baked Ruffles into ziploc baggies a few days ago and have been pulling them out one bag at a time without worries (only 2 pts).
Also make sure that you're getting enough protein at meals. Protein helps keep you full longer, which is why I'm always starving 2 hours after I have cereal for breakfast but can eat a late lunch without complaint if I have eggs.
And make sure that you're drinking all your water. Water will make you feel fuller.
Some favorite low-calorie snacks of mine:
Baby carrots (0 pts, sweet AND crunchy, just don't overindulge)
Sugar-free popsicles (0 pts depending on brand)
Nabisco 100 cal snack packs (2 pts, cookies and crackers, prepackaged)
WW snack bars (usually 1-2 pts)
Hershey's Caramel Kisses (.5 pt each, tastes like a mini candy bar)
Yoplait Light yogurt (2 pts, yummy flavors, fulfills a milk)
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