Today was a day of evaluating my meals for the past week. I want to eat healthier but where do I start? I'm very picky with my food so I don't know how it's going to work....any ideas or suggestions on where to begin?
I did pretty good today :) Let me get to my meals.
Breakfast
2 cups express salad - 15 calories
2 chicken thighs @ 100 a piece - 200 calories
1 can diet root beer
TOTAL: 215 calories
Snack #1
1 large orange - 87 calories
TOTAL: 87 calories
Lunch
Healthy Choice Cafe Steamers
- Sweat & Spicy Orange Zest Chicken - 290 calories
3 tablespoons sunflower seeds - 190 calories
1 skinny cow ice cream sandwich - 100 calories
TOTAL: 580 calories
Snack #2
1 serving Santitias yellow corn tortilla chips (9 chips) - 140 calories
TOTAL: 140 calories
Dinner
Healthy Choice Pepperoni French Bread Pizza - 350 calories
1 can diet root beer - 0 caloires
TOTAL: 350 calories
My TOTAL calorie intake today was 1370! I had 130 to spare. I wanted a snack but after looking at the time, it's pretty late for that. I'll just have to save it for tomorrow :)
Exercise
Time: 45.00
Distance: 198
Calories: 344
Water intake: 24 oz water


Krisha,
ReplyDeleteWe're all prone to attacks from our cravings and our stress. Even after 116 days, I still get crazy ideas to just cut loose and eat whatever. You have to stop yourself just long enough to realize what's truly at stake. It's not just a bad week or a bad weigh-in, it's your life. You've come so far, and you know what you're capable of...What are the consequences of doing it? What are the consequences of not. I ask myself these questions all the time. I'm feeling too good to quit and throw away all this progress. But still I have super weak moments. A co-worker just walked in and offered me a chocolate covered Oreo. I looked it up, it's 100 calories. But, I'm choosing to pass. Darn it looked so good! And I have the calories, I just don't want to spend another 100 until I get home and have a snack.
Way to get back up and on! You know you can do this and you know the rewards are amazing along the way.
Keep going,
Sean