3/20/12
· Breakfast: regular oatmeal w/ stevia and a little milk, a donut (yes, again), some almonds
· am snacks: organic peach yogurt, apples w/ peanut butter
· Lunch: Cici’s pizza – 2 slizes (think frozen pizza sized slices, so, small) of each veggie, cheese, pepperoni… and then of course I had a couple super skinny slices of dessert pizza. Oh, dessert pizza, why must you be so delicious?!
· Dinner: cottage cheese with fresh strawberries
· Pm snack: fruit smoothie with whey protein
· Exercise: Base Phase Workout B
Total Calories: 1814
Estimated Calories Burned: 600
Net Calories: 1214
3/21/12
· Breakfast: regular oatmeal w/ stevia and milk, banana
· Am snacks: almonds and strawberry yogurt
· Lunch: Qdoba veggie bowl, half rice extra black beans and a 16oz coke
· Dinner: turkey and swiss sandwich
· Pm snacks: iced sweetened passion tea from Starbucks, two beers
Total Calories: 2282
Obviously no exercise last night. And I honestly forgot about those beers until just now. This seems to be my pattern lately. On exercise days I end up eating relatively little, and then on non-exercise days I hit or exceed the 2,000 mark. It’s okay I guess, since it all evens out. And there’s nothing wrong with giving my metabolism that boost on those off days as long as I’m not regularly reaching that 2,500-3,000 range every other day.
I’m actually feeling really good about my eating this week. There have obviously been some fast-food type things thrown in the mix, but overall I feel like I’m eating mostly intuitively. If I’m hungry, I have something. If I’m not, I don’t. None of this wanting to eat just because I'm bored stuff that I usually struggle with.
My general goal is 2,000 or less for the day, but I’m not stressing on that. It feels good to just eat without a constant, nagging inner-monologue going on in the back of my head. Even with those donuts earlier this week. I ate one, it was whatever. I moved through the rest of my day without feeling guilty about it until having to post it to this blog lol. But even then, as soon as I wrote it out, it was forgotten. For someone who has been on-and-off obsessing over every bite that goes into her mouth for almost 3 years, that’s a huge accomplishment. HUGE. Now the trick is to keep it up!
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