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Hello Bonnie;
> Wow did I fall off yesterday . . . I normally never do dessert, but
gave in to peer pressure.
As I wrote once before, one thing I like about nos is nobody needs to
know you are on a diet. If you're under peer review, just take some
dessert, don't go for big slices or seconds. They'll never know. A
lady brought brownies to school the other day and happily gave me
one. I ate it. So what. Why rob her of the boundless joy of giving me
a brownie? How cruel and selfish. I could have eaten the whole bag,
but didn't.
Saying I'm on a diet makes me look fat.
So no, you didn't fall off. The road goes up and down. Just stay on
the road.
>Well I will say yesterday was my S day and be god today instead!
My two cents is, even being god or good :-) on an S day to make up
for a slip (which I don't think is a slip) is a form of self revenge.
IMO that's not good in any form - it's unproductive somewhere down
the line.
If you feel the need for strictness, work on the fence thing.
Good luck,
Tom
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