My distinct inability to get a consistent, decent lunch at school might be the death of me. I'm all for eating salads for meals, but unfortunately with my schedule I REALLY need protein and other things to keep me going, especially right after lunch and my Sixth Period of Doom, or the SPoD. A compromise is necessary and I'll find one eventually, but for now lunch is still going to be a wasted meal.
Breakfast--Two pieces of whole grain toast with peanut butter and water. I'm finding more and more that water is one of the few things that really fills me up, which I think is a byproduct of all the fiber I've been consuming. I've made a pledge to not have a soda until my birthday, which is Feb. 19th, so the new affinity for water has come at an excellent time.
Lunch--Non-existant. Literally. I ate a Fiber One bar and some Blueberry Flax Granola Chips. It was tasty but a horrid meal.
Dinner--We went to Gringo's, a Mexican Food restaurant near our church, on Sunday and I always get the tortilla soup there. I saved half of it for later on in the week, and Abby wasn't here for dinner so I called in the reserves. It's a really vegetable-laden soup, and I don't eat cheese, so I think it was decently good for me. I added some red and green bell peppers, half a zucchini, and some extra broth and had tortilla chips (I know, my bad) with it. Stellar meal all around.
Dessert--I'm waffling (food terms are puns) between some kiwis or apples and leftover chocolate sauce from last night. Guess which one will most likely win?
I need to work on lunches and reload my stash of Haagen Dazs fruit sorbets. They're amazing (especially mango and raspberry) and better than ice cream on a fat/caloric level, although still sugary. I also need more fruit to go with the veggie haul from yesterday.
So far I've lost 3 pounds in a little less than a week, give or take. I haven't worked out in a while, partially because I've been sick, partially because of the holidays, partially because I'm lazy, and partially because our apartment workout room sucks. So I'm satisfied, but not anywhere near finished.
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