One such case in point happened when my hubby sat next to me the other night scarfing down pizza. Pizza is a weakness of mine, for sure. I probably could have tackled him for a slice, but I maintained my composure (and it helped that he left the room when he saw the tortured look on my face).
So, I have stuck to my plan and made it through the holidays and the first month of the new year.
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| I can only tell the difference in my face, so far. Can you see a difference? |
I've learned a lot in the past couple months:
1. Grapefruit does taste good without sugar. :)
2. It is very rewarding at the end of the day to see that my choices have been healthful.
3. It is good to have a plan for those times when I don't want to spend a ton of time cooking. I have a few really enjoyable meals that are quick and easy. They are my go-to meals when I don't feel like pretending like I am a master chef.
4. Add lemon to your water. Seriously, it somehow makes the water taste a million times better!
5. There is a whole world of recipes out there for people who want to eat healthy.
Keeping #5 in mind, remember my goal of eating two meals a day from the Hungry Girl Cookbook? Yeah, that didn't play out quite like I expected. But, I have added three things into my eat-healthy-or-die repertoire:
2. One recipe from the Hungry Girl Cookbook that I will never have to live without, again.... Pizza-fied Grilled Cheese! Goodbye, pizza cravings! :D
3. Hungry Girl can be viewed on YouTube! How awesome is that?
2 comments:
I shouldn't have eaten pizza. So sorry for that. I won't eat that in front of you anymore.
P.S. I'm so proud of you.
Congrats on 15 lbs. I am really proud of you!! I have only still lost 3 lbs. But I've not been that great at it yet :( I want to try the Medifast Plan- but Dad doesn't seem to think I should do that????? Anyway I'll keep trying!
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