Well, yesterday was Valentine’s Day. We didn’t really do anything special, because I already put chili in the crock pot. Also, Saturday is the anniversary of our engagment, so we decided to go out to dinner then. (Plus that morning I weigh in.) I had a lot of points left over in the day, so I stopped at Panera Bread and got some sourdough bread bowls to put the chili in, and a brownie and German Chocolate pastry for me and my husband. :dance: It is nice to have points for that occasional treat. (I start to have problems when it is more than occasional.)
I step on the scale this morning for a sneak peek, and it looks like measuring my portions again has helped. It is always hard to tell with my scale, because it is about 5 lbs less than the scales at Weight Watchers. That is with clothing. :jawdrop:
The contest with my dad has also been very motivating. We both have gained almost all our weight back since my sister died in October. I think we are finally getting back on track and even though we have our little contest, we are being supportive of each other. He is my long distance Weight Watcher buddy. I also notice that when I watch what I eat, my husband watches his intake more also, which is good for him too. He will be the first to say he needs to lose a few himself.
1:55 pm
Sounds like a nice Valentine’s Day.
Good luck with your upcoming weigh-in!
6:40 pm
Good job, Lynda! I am happy for you that things are going well and that you have a good support system. And you will always have us.
9:01 pm
Way to go, Lynda! Congratulations on your anniversary, too. I think it’s great you and your family can pull together and be supportive, especially with all you’ve gone through together.
And, I’ll echo Shelli, “You will always have us.”!
12:10 pm
Good for you Lynda. It’s good that you and your Dad have each other to turn to and each of you know the special challenges your facing with grief and the weight.
Remember to take care of you because as I’ve learned that brownie or cookie is not going to make me feel better in the long run about the losses we experience.