Quick opinion on NWS-worthiness
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:50 pm
I'm struggling with whether or not a party I am going to tonight can be legitimately a S-event.
It's a going away party for someone at work. He's been here 11 years, but I've only been here a year and a half. We're not good friends, but certainly friendly. It's a huge staff thing and everyone is very ramped up about food and what everyone's bringing -- including a lot of desserts. I've had 3 other NWS days this month (my birthday, the opening of a show, and the first night of passover) plus some somewhat excessive S days going along with those events. Weight is definitely up this month a pound or so, but habit has actually been right on, which I'm very pleased about. I've been saying I wasn't going to call this an exception day and just eat a plate of regular food and nothing else. I realize now it'll have to be virtual plated based on the plates and the environment, but that could probably be done. But I'm getting some pressure from people here about restricting being silly or excessive given the event and now am just not sure what's legit. I could really use another voice or two with their opinions on the matter.
Thanks.
Julie
It's a going away party for someone at work. He's been here 11 years, but I've only been here a year and a half. We're not good friends, but certainly friendly. It's a huge staff thing and everyone is very ramped up about food and what everyone's bringing -- including a lot of desserts. I've had 3 other NWS days this month (my birthday, the opening of a show, and the first night of passover) plus some somewhat excessive S days going along with those events. Weight is definitely up this month a pound or so, but habit has actually been right on, which I'm very pleased about. I've been saying I wasn't going to call this an exception day and just eat a plate of regular food and nothing else. I realize now it'll have to be virtual plated based on the plates and the environment, but that could probably be done. But I'm getting some pressure from people here about restricting being silly or excessive given the event and now am just not sure what's legit. I could really use another voice or two with their opinions on the matter.
Thanks.
Julie