This week I have neither lost weight nor inches, but I
haven’t gained any either. I’m pretty happy about this because the last three
days have been difficult in a kilojoule counting sense.
On Thursday night we had pizza for dinner. I’m not at all
ashamed of this. I worked hard all day Thursday to finish and submit two
assignments and once I had hit the last “submit” button I was way too tired to
cook, or even think of what to cook. The boys both wanted pizza and I was also
too tired to argue in favour of a healthier alternative.
On Friday night I went out with a friend of mine. What
started as a few drinks and some Japanese influenced snacks, led to a small but
satisfying dinner of Chinese dumplings. I had never tried edamame before but
I’ve now added it to my list of foods I definitely like. The dumplings were
wonderful, soft and light and perfectly cooked.
Last night I went out to dinner with some friends. We tried
out a Nepalese restaurant and the food was delicious. We had mo mos to start
with, which are a Nepalese style dumpling (it must have been my weekend for
dumplings) and some samosas. This was followed by a chilli chicken curry, a
prawn curry and a mushroom and spinach dish accompanied by saffron rice. After
already leaving my diet far behind, I also indulged in dessert – a couple of
atrociously sweet gulab jamin – semolina balls in a very sweet syrup.
Yesterday I spent 50 minutes on the exercise bike and
another 30 minutes walking and jogging on the spot after a 30 minute weight
session. Today I haven’t done anything much, but plan to do at least 30 minutes
of cardio later on.
This coming week I haven’t any plans to dine out or get
takeaway, so hopefully I will be able to stick to a lower kilojoule count!
life is about the journey...not the waist line.. Sometimes it's best to just have some fun! Just be aware of health issues ....and enjoy life!...you go girl!
ReplyDeleteMermaid - I guess I don't enjoy life if I feel fat.
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