Now it would be nice if it was a plateau so I would be here for a few weeks and then drop like 10 pounds in one week. Catch up if you would.
I know this is suppose to be about the diet, but unlike anorexia I am not totally obsessed with food. Because I can't eat, I have this whole attitude right now that food is fuel. When I get feeling a little hungry I grab a shake, their are no cravings and I don't feel like I am missing out. Some interesting changes are that I am finding that when I get bored I am no longer heading towards the fridge, but putting on my walking shoes and heading for the door. If I have any obsession it is about the dang walking. I fret about it, think about, talk to myself about it...if you could have heard my conversation in the car last night...
There are some smells that do trigger a response, but most foods smells I just find nasty. We went to the Dickens Faire last weekend and the stick of food was just that - nasty. When I come home and smell TH cooking something I just want to get away from that smell. But at the theater yesterday the smell of popcorn was wonderful. I decided that I am going to get one of the popcorn carts and have fresh popcorn rather then that nasty microwave stuff.
So I can finish up these last 55 days (maybe 62 for me) and then I will start to worry about food. I have a plan in place - but you know what they say about plans.
some of the microwave popcorn is good & a bunch is bad.
ReplyDeleteThe Dickens Faire would have been fun had we been able to eat/drink since it was set up so as to buy food & then sit down and watch the skits/music/players/etc. The only food I ate (a meat & mushroom pasty) was LOUSY!!!!!!
55 Days to Peking! Maybe we should watch the movie in celebration
Very interesting actually. Just goes to show that we can unload the most difficult habits. And I think replacing your past obsession with an outdoor exercise obsession is nothing short of PERFECT. My new playmate!!!
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