I lost again this week :) Not as much as my unrealistic hopes, but I know better.
Another 1.8 pounds down this week and a little over an inch lost all around which brings my actual weight to 223.6 lbs. I'll take it! Especially considering I had a couple rough days. But I kept myself accountable and on track and it paid off. Here's to an even better week this week!
What are my plans? Getting all of my GHG's (good healthy guidelines) in and planning my week's menus according to the TAMALE PARTY I'm hostessing with my siblings this weekend! It's the theme we chose to explore next after sushi night. This one excites me more than you could imagine! I <3 tamales :) And of course, I'll share the making of them and my photos.
For now, time for a smoothie... in a bowl.
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Showing posts with label accountability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accountability. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Day 15 - Weigh In Number 2
What it's about:
accountability,
GHGs,
overweight,
smoothie,
smoothie in a bowl,
tamales,
weigh in,
weight loss,
Weight Watchers
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Day 232 - Weigh In Day
It wasn't horrible. I gained .4 pounds. It could have been a no gain/no loss week had I abided by my GHGs (Good Healthy Guidelines). I missed most of my veggies/fruits, didn't get my dairy in most days, and may as well have been in the Sahara for all the water I drank.
But, what did I expect? Nothing less than this actually. I'm owning this small, though significant, gain and am going to take care of it. Here's my action plan for the week, beginning today:
These things are key to my success in changing my lifestyle. When I set myself up for success, I succeed. That's what I need to get back to.
But, what did I expect? Nothing less than this actually. I'm owning this small, though significant, gain and am going to take care of it. Here's my action plan for the week, beginning today:
- Clear the kitchen of trigger foods (chocolate, desserts)
- Get more fruits and veggies to have on hand
- Make a dinner plan for the entire week (for the whole fam)
- Make a daily meal plan for me for the week
- Get a master 'To-Do' list accomplished and stick to it
These things are key to my success in changing my lifestyle. When I set myself up for success, I succeed. That's what I need to get back to.
What it's about:
accountability,
bad eating,
gain,
GHGs,
planned meals,
trigger foods,
weigh in,
weight loss
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Day 231 - I've Been In Denial--And Potato Pancakes : )
I haven't been in potato pancakes, like this post title suggests. No need to call in the troops for a recon mission. No worries. But...
Let's get the confession out of the way first.
I've been eating like crap since I returned from my trip. I begin each day with good motivation and intentions and on plan. Then by about 2pm I'm starting to spiral out of control, eating high-point, low nutrition, non-whole foods. And because they are not filling or satisfying at all, I then eat more, and it keeps going 'round and 'round and 'round. And for the first time while being on the Weight Watcher's program, my points are in the red for the week--which means I've eaten more than my allotted points. And I haven't tracked everything I ate yet... This stops today.
That's why I told all of you. My accountability has been key in my success, and denying to myself and you what I've been doing is only going to hurt my efforts. The scale will be honest with me tomorrow morning and I'm ready to accept responsibility for what I've done. Time to move forward!
And because of all of this, I woke up wanting left overs. But this doesn't mean I can't get creative and incorporate them in a healthful and reasonable way into my morning meal. So here's what I did. And it counts for 1 veggie serving and 2 heart healthy oils. Score!
2.Meanwhile, with a fork mix together the egg white and left over mashed potatoes until they are very well incorporated.
3. Add the Parmesan cheese and salt and pepper to taste.
4. Tilt the frying pan from side to side to evenly coat it with olive oil. Scoop all of your potato and egg mixture into the pan and spread evenly so you have a nice round shape, not quite the full size of the pan. Allow to cook for at least 4 minutes before you try to check the underside for doneness. (keep an eye on the heat and if it seems to be scorching the pancake, every stove top's 'medium' heat is different--adjust as necessary)
5. Once you're able to insert a spatula under the pancake without it breaking, gently lift one side a pour the remainder of the olive oil, then flip it.
6. Continue cooking until the bottom has set as well. Then enjoy!
This is good as is, or with a dab of ketchup.
4 PP for Weight Watcher's as written with 1 veggie serving and 2 heart healthy oils.
nom nom nom!
Let's get the confession out of the way first.
I've been eating like crap since I returned from my trip. I begin each day with good motivation and intentions and on plan. Then by about 2pm I'm starting to spiral out of control, eating high-point, low nutrition, non-whole foods. And because they are not filling or satisfying at all, I then eat more, and it keeps going 'round and 'round and 'round. And for the first time while being on the Weight Watcher's program, my points are in the red for the week--which means I've eaten more than my allotted points. And I haven't tracked everything I ate yet... This stops today.
That's why I told all of you. My accountability has been key in my success, and denying to myself and you what I've been doing is only going to hurt my efforts. The scale will be honest with me tomorrow morning and I'm ready to accept responsibility for what I've done. Time to move forward!
And because of all of this, I woke up wanting left overs. But this doesn't mean I can't get creative and incorporate them in a healthful and reasonable way into my morning meal. So here's what I did. And it counts for 1 veggie serving and 2 heart healthy oils. Score!
Mashed 'Potato' Pancakes
- 1/2 cup leftover Mashed 'Potatoes' with Chives (from my Turkey Day menu, or your own mashers)
- 2 tsp. olive oil, divided
- 1 egg white
- 1/2 Tbsp.shredded Parmesan cheese
- Salt and pepper to taste
2.Meanwhile, with a fork mix together the egg white and left over mashed potatoes until they are very well incorporated.
3. Add the Parmesan cheese and salt and pepper to taste.
4. Tilt the frying pan from side to side to evenly coat it with olive oil. Scoop all of your potato and egg mixture into the pan and spread evenly so you have a nice round shape, not quite the full size of the pan. Allow to cook for at least 4 minutes before you try to check the underside for doneness. (keep an eye on the heat and if it seems to be scorching the pancake, every stove top's 'medium' heat is different--adjust as necessary)
5. Once you're able to insert a spatula under the pancake without it breaking, gently lift one side a pour the remainder of the olive oil, then flip it.
6. Continue cooking until the bottom has set as well. Then enjoy!
This is good as is, or with a dab of ketchup.
4 PP for Weight Watcher's as written with 1 veggie serving and 2 heart healthy oils.
nom nom nom!
What it's about:
accountability,
denial,
left overs,
mashed potatoes,
pancakes,
weight loss,
Weight Watchers
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