It went really well having Sunday be my "Cheat and Sweets" day. ( Catchy name...don't you think? :-) It was so nice to have a day that I gave myself permission to indulge and enjoy myself...because then I didn't feel guilty about it afterwards. I made Toll House Pie, and enjoyed it immensely! You know what though? I thought that having sweets and stuff would make me want them on Monday, but I think it did the opposite! Yesterday I went to a birthday party, and they had yummy cake with tons of frosting, and I wasn't even tempted. I was just thinking of what dessert I could make this coming Sunday that would be even BETTER than that, and how good I would feel eating it, if I felt I did good all week. I don't know if this makes any sense to you guys...haha...but I really feel like it is working for me right now.
I also wanted to start something new on here. I would like to set a 2 week goal, every 2 weeks. ( OBVIOUSLY! :-) My 2 week goal from this past Sunday, is to be 199 on July 3rd. I know that is 2.5 pounds a week, but I'm going to shoot for it. If I don't, then hopefully I can do it in 3 weeks. I'm not going to beat myself up about it if I don't do it, but I like having a goal!
What would you like to accomplish in the next 2 weeks? I'd love to hear!
It's nice to see you in a better frame of mind, Jessica! :) I think your plan is working! Maybe I should try that! I love your mini goals. That works for me, too. Since falling off the wagon about a week and a half ago, I have to reconfigure where I am and what I want my mini goal to be. I think my goal right now is just staying OP and following the plan for the next two weeks. If I do that, then I will lose weight, but my focus has to be on my eating right now and not the number on the scale. Yay for us!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back on track--feels good doesn't it?! The once a week sweets are a good idea, and that toll house pie sounds amazing :)
ReplyDeleteSmall goals are alot easier!! you are doing good!! =) keep it up!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your loss. I do small goals, too--much less overwhelming!
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