Thanks for that info Goombagirl, it's encouraging to know that it's possible!
Tommee! You've done a grand job so far, and just over a stone to goal, AND a trip to the Dominican Republic! Sigh, I've got a couple of months to wait for my big holiday...
Porridge with a dessertspoon of seeds and a mini box of raisins sprinkled on top.
Two small pears and a plum mid morning (at the Fun Day). Lunch (a buffet): I chose salad and a couple of pieces of wrap (not sure what was in them!). Left the sandwiches, pies, quiches, chicken legs and cakes alone.
When I got home from school I felt hungry so had a bit of chicken with spinach and tomato. Sat in he conservatory and basked in the sun!
Later, for tea, had some roasted veg as a starter (sweet potato, red pepper, corgettes), followed by smoked mackeral, spinach and raita, with balsamic/ginger/cinnamon.
Made a coffee afterwards and saw a bottle of organic jam. Wanted it. But what with? Then thought, why do you 'want' it, you are not hungry?
I just want it. Now. It's funny that there are some lovely coconut cakes on the counter which I have not even considered eating. However, organic no added sugar jam is 'acceptable'. How devious our minds are.... justifying eating to satisfy something other than hunger, because 'it is a healthier option'. Bunkum! It's still sugar, it's still for the wrong reasons. I could see the habit desperately trying to reform itself. I considered throwing out the jam so it wouldn't be a problem any more (like I did with the chocolate last week). Cleaned the conservatory instead - looks half decent now.
Opened the cupboard for something a bit later, jam called out to me again. Decided to come on to Minis for a while to distract myself. It worked!
I haven't thrown the jam out yet, but probably will because there is no reason to have it in the house. The kids don't eat it, why did I buy it in the first place?
So, that's another success I think. One nil to me.


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