Fake S Day
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Fake S Day
Hi..I just started..saw the article in W.W. also..good advertising for the plan. My question is..I have already made plans for dinner at a friends friday night and had asked her to make her world famous chocolate cream pie..I can't not eat it after asking..is it o.k to just this once make friday a Saturday and Saturday a Sunday and Sunday a monday and then just keep the days straight the next weekend?
Nothing tastes as good as being thin feels (except maybe chocolate)
Re: Fake S Day
I say do everything else and have your sweet. You already planned on it and she made it for you. Count Friday night as an N day, but not a perfect N day. My first No-S day was a Friday night (April 4) and it was a Baby Shower. So though I had no sweets during the day, or snacks or seconds, I counted it as an N Day, but not a perfect one. To quote many long-time No-Sers, it takes time to develop a habit and you won't be perfect in the beginning anyways!mypalval wrote:Hi..I just started..saw the article in W.W. also..good advertising for the plan. My question is..I have already made plans for dinner at a friends friday night and had asked her to make her world famous chocolate cream pie..I can't not eat it after asking..is it o.k to just this once make friday a Saturday and Saturday a Sunday and Sunday a monday and then just keep the days straight the next weekend?
"Anyone can cook." ~ Chef Gusteau, Ratatouille
mypalval...I start my "S" days on Friday night and end them late Sunday afternoon.
"That which we persist in doing becomes easier for us to do. Not that the nature of the thing itself has changed but our power to do it is increased." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson
"You are what you eat -- so don't be Fast, Easy, Cheap or Fake."
"You are what you eat -- so don't be Fast, Easy, Cheap or Fake."
Call it an S day...as in Special!
Sounds like a special day to me as well!! I'm sure it made your friend feel special you requesting the cake!! I would call it an S day, then be a little more strict Sat. or Sun!
This once, call it an S day (after all it was pre planned, like holidays and birthdays) but DO NOT restrict yourself at all this weekend. Don't even start going down the road of additional restrictions. Set yourself up for psychological success by leaving your S days as S days. Even if you don't count it as an S day, but rather a blip in habit building, don't mess with your S days.
Trust me. It took a few starts on No S before I figured out my "compensating" and restrictions were setting me up for failure. A slip up on an N day is better than giving up completely because I can't live with my own self imposed restrictions.
Trust me. It took a few starts on No S before I figured out my "compensating" and restrictions were setting me up for failure. A slip up on an N day is better than giving up completely because I can't live with my own self imposed restrictions.
Heather