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Frustration on a Monday

My intention was to blog all weekend long...but here I am checking in on a Monday.  I'm frustrated too.  I weighed in this morning and was hoping for and expecting a greater number in the weight loss after 2 weeks of effort.  I didn't get what I was hoping for but I know that this works and so I'm not giving up.  I did have a slight detour yesterday.  I got a little stomach bug Sat night into Sunday.  I know that I need to work on a better solution to my stomach bug cures but my standard go to is Orange Gatorade.  During the day I only got down a banana, larabar, and a couple pieces of popcorn.  I sipped on sprite.  By the evening my appetite was coming back and I had a full morning of work followed by a equally full morning of basketball spectating...Mr was at a football game with clients the boys and I swung through the fast food place of their choice.  I got a baked potato at Arby's and chips for taco bell.  I was able to eat the potato and a few bites of chips.  This morning I stayed home with a fever but my belly is feeling much better.

That's my boy!  #12

So no sabotage!  Not even on this Halloween when all things candy sounds kind of good.  Here's what my food has looked like for the past 4 days.

Friday
Breakfast:2 eggs 1 bacon bulletproof coffee
Lunch: sushi and great conversation with a dear friend <3
Snack: celery
Dinner: Grilled chicken thighs, grilled asparagus, and roasted carrots
Snack: (football friday)  Almonds, carrots, larabar

Saturday-
Breakfast: 2 eggs 1 bacon bulletproof coffee
Lunch: Leftovers from the week
Snack: celery and carrots
Dinner: Date night with Mr. Salad, steak, potato, red wine

Leftover buffets on Saturday

My choice
Sunday-
banana, larabar
potato, corn chips

Monday-
Breakfast: 2 eggs, 1 bacon, bulletproof coffee
Lunch: chicken, carrots, celery
Dinner: Hamburger and lettuce wraps  with broccoli slaw

Thanks for hanging with me...even when I complain!



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