Larissa
Silver Member
I agree to have a day off plan as it gives the body a break from what is used to the whole week & encourages it to burn the food faster. Mind you having a day off doesn't mean to eat everything in sight.
I fancy cooking a roast chicken today - I don't like the skin (never have). It has been raining and continuing all day so making me lazy to go out for a walk but I need to as my elderly neighbour needs some shopping done.
Try continuing by yourself & using support here if you can. I don't like to be disciplined by others as I know I rebel against it soon or later. That is the reason I did it my own way & in 2 years I have lost nearly 5 stone and over the moon about it. It is just a matter of mindset and accepting a new way of eating. As I said before from time to time, I need to eat a little of what I fancy or I will be craving it and likely to eat everything in sight.
Have a wonderful picnic & I am sure you food looks lovely.
Haha! Very true Ravenous. I do appreciate honesty and that will stick with me. Yesterday was a bit of an eat everything in sight day! I'm getting more in the mindset of it being a long term goal now. I could do with losing 5 stone and 2 years is a reasonable time frame. I mean, it's taken more than that to get here. I think being honest with myself is the way forward. You've done amazing. Do you reward yourself with anything?
I've just had news that we lost another colleague this week, to COVID-19. I'm devastated and my motivation to have some self respect and look after myself is only growing. I have so much more to give.