I exhibited some erratic behaviour about my
food choices yesterday... I felt a little bit deprived after Monday’s scarcity and
the pound loss showing on the scale Tuesday morning also influenced me – not in
a good way. I'm afraid I'm one of those people who battle really hard with food
to make good choices, but when they do they reward themselves with – guess what?
– FOOD. How stupid is that? I need to work on breaking this cycle. It proved to
be my downfall every time after a certain period on any successful diet: after
losing a lot I started thinking “oh, it’s okay to eat (..fill in whatever bad
choice you can think of..) this one time; you've been working so hard and good
lately, you deserve this treat!”. And it always ended up with me gaining back
all what I lost with interest. Why do I do this????
So, as you will see, there were some less than
stellar choices on my plate – and they all appeared following the display of
the above mentioned destructive behaviour.
On a more positive note: I still managed to eat
under my daily allowance (1029 kcal) and did an hour walking in my lunch break.
Also, Scale God was forgiving this morning, showing 0.6lb loss which I’m very
grateful for looking at the pictures down here:
My food:
Breakfast (132 kcal) – 7am – Total0% with homemade
apple pie innards (SF)
AM Snack (211 kcal) – 11.30 am – portion of Just the
Cheese and half a tossed salad
Lunch (259 kcal) – 2.30pm – Tapas bits with half pot of low fat houmous
and smoked cheese
PM Snack (118 kcal) – 4.30pm – 3 pieces of Chocolaty
Micro Bites
Dinner (251 kcal) – 8.30pm – Tuna Insalatissime
with Camembert and crostini
Total food intake: 971 kcal
My numbers:
Total calorie burned: 2778 kcal
Number of steps taken: 14248
Activity: 60 min walk
3 comments:
Way to go with staying under your calorie allowances :)
you walk an INSANE amount throughout the day! do you walk to work and back or something?? Your 14k steps a day in itself are quite the fat burn I bet!
I live 10 min from the tube station and my office is also 10 min from the other tube station. I also walk the dog 30 min in the morning. Apart from that I'm still a couch potato... :)
On a weekend day when I do not work out and do not go to work I'm firmly under 3000 steps a day.
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