I love the herbal teas at night and I sometimes have a cup of broth or a packet of Cup o Soup if I'm having a craving. I love the idea of homemade hot chocolate and I am trying it the next time I can't stay away from the pantry!
So hubby flew to see his mom, today's the last day of winter break, and amazingly my spirits are lifting. I'm not sure why I get so crabby and depressed starting around Thanksgiving, but it was particularly notable this year.
My oldest texted to tell me she just weighed in at 140, 3 months after birth! I am highly motivated to get our weights closer together. We've always been about the same. She sent a pix of the scale and I could just feel how happy I'd be to be that weight!
End of day now, doing well but actually full on hungry!
And this little guide was an AWESOME complement to Reinhard's philosophy:
http://jamesclear.com/habits. Wow I really took some good info from that.
I'm about ready to work on the nut intake. My husband and I eat nuts most every day, which doesn't sound bad but I think IS bad for 2 reasons.
It's TOO snacky; even though I ration it out, it makes me rather obsessive for more (of anything). Two, I believe I'm actually eating almost 600 calories by eating one heaping cup which is totally insane considering it only feels like a small snack.
I know they are healthy and all that good stuff but they are a definite trigger. So I'm going to put them on the
No S No Nuts traffic light.
The fact I had nuts for lunch AND then dinner says it all: Allison, NUTS ARE A SNACK.
From this day forward nuts are reserved for a special treat on the weekends.
B-Oatmeal
L- Honeybaked turkey with guac, nuts
D- Nuts, cup of chix soup