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I haven't been doing so well lately and the scales show it. Last night after a satisfying dinner I still wanted soemthing sweet. I ate an apple over the course of about an hour and then a handful of raisins. Somewhere I've got this thing in my head that says after a meal I need something sweet. Last night hasn't been the only infraction. Sunday at a restaurant I told my father-in-law about the no "S" diet. He said, "I like the Atkins, I lost 12 pounds." He went on to elaborate that he only did it for a few weeks a month or so ago, but it worked. I told him no one can maintain such a regimen for too long, and it's too hard, besides being unhealthy. He shrugged me off. I don't consider this a "diet" but a lifestyle I must maintain the rest of my life. My brain accepts that, but I also love food. I've never been really overweight, but there are clothes in my closet I can't wear in public. I could use a pep talk as the weekend is coming up and the holidays are right around the corner. Did I mention I love to bake goodies around the holidays Teresa [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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