I started out today really optimistic and feeling great and ended it really stressed and annoyed.
At 9 a.m., my alarm went off and I snoozed for 45 min. before I finally got up. I had a leisurely breakfast and did some laundry. All good.
I went to work today with a Healthy Choice frozen meal, an apple, and a 100 calorie pack of cookies. That would have been fine, but I had oatmeal and a banana for breakfast, and forgot all about lunch. So, I got far too hungry for a little microwave pasta meal, come 7 p.m.
I broke down and went to Wendy's instead, leaving the frozen thing in the freezer. But it was totally okay, because I got a grilled chicken sandwich and some chili and a diet coke, which was all pretty low cal, and I ate it at my desk.
I meant to get a small chili, but they gave me a large one, which I ate, even though I was full to bursting halfway through.
Then my night devolved into silliness. Everybody showed up to the studio and started hugging and taking pictures, and I felt a little out of place, because I've only been there for six months and I haven't really formed an attachment to the building or the people. So, that bummed me out and then after a beautiful moment, watching the anchors sign off from that studio for the last time after 64 years, I went about finishing my job.
That doesn't make you feel good. That doesn't make you feel like an integral part of the organization.
So, I went home and ate my feelings. Okay, it was a 100-calorie thing of frozen Greek yogurt, but it still felt pretty good.
Even with the stress eating and the large chili, MyFitnessPal tells me I only consumed 1,294 calories.
Apparently, if every day is like today, I can lose 12 lbs. in 5 weeks. God forbid.
Tomorrow is my day off. Historically, it can be hard to stick to a plan when you don't have a schedule like on a work day. I'm supposed to go out with some co-workers to break in a new anchor. We're going to a very expensive wine bar. Also, Sunday, I have every intention of taking myself to see The Hobbit.
Which brings me to my weekend goal:
Stay On Budget
I'm referring to my calorie budget, but doing that should also keep me from spending a bunch of money on drinks and movie treats.
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