Disoriented
Monday weigh in was not a big surprise, still at 160. So it goes. And today went as planned, I did my morning cardio, then my orientation consisted of eight hours of customer service seminars, interrupted by a few short breaks and a catered lunch from an italian eatery. If I were being really good, I would have just stuck to the chicken breast salad, but I had some lasagne, a small piece of garlic bread, and a chocolate chocolate-chip cookie to boot. To be honest, by the time lunch was served, it had been 6 hours since my last meal, and I let my blood sugar lull talk me into eating more fat and carbs than I normally would have. Now that I know I will get a few short breaks throughout the day, I will bring my jar of peanuts along so I can have a snack during those breaks. Tomorrow, I will make the healthiest choices I can in the situation. They said it would be "fancier" food since our supervisors would be joining us for lunch. We'll see.
My latest issue of Oxygen Magazine has a great Beach Body Boot Camp workout, designed both circuit and interval style, with a plyo move, so I think I will start that new workout this week. It is said that boot camp-type training is good for getting you past a plateau, so I will give it a try. I will also be tightening up my diet this week, which will be easier after Wednesday, when I will no longer be in orientation for full days, having lunch catered in.
I didn't make my April goal of getting down into the 150's, but I know it is possible. With only 89 days left until the close of the contest, I am fairly certain I won't be at my goal weight by then, but I know I will be looking and feeling much better than when I started this journey. Some days I get so caught up in the day-to-day operations, that I forget what I've accomplished. Then I catch my image in a mirror or window and I am simultaneously surprised and proud of how far I've come. And so very gratful that I had the time, courage, focus and drive to do it. It could be the cookie talking, but I truly feel blessed! Happy Monday to my loyal, fantastic readers!
My latest issue of Oxygen Magazine has a great Beach Body Boot Camp workout, designed both circuit and interval style, with a plyo move, so I think I will start that new workout this week. It is said that boot camp-type training is good for getting you past a plateau, so I will give it a try. I will also be tightening up my diet this week, which will be easier after Wednesday, when I will no longer be in orientation for full days, having lunch catered in.
I didn't make my April goal of getting down into the 150's, but I know it is possible. With only 89 days left until the close of the contest, I am fairly certain I won't be at my goal weight by then, but I know I will be looking and feeling much better than when I started this journey. Some days I get so caught up in the day-to-day operations, that I forget what I've accomplished. Then I catch my image in a mirror or window and I am simultaneously surprised and proud of how far I've come. And so very gratful that I had the time, courage, focus and drive to do it. It could be the cookie talking, but I truly feel blessed! Happy Monday to my loyal, fantastic readers!
You HAVE "done" WELL...&, I know that contest...or no, you are not FINISHED! *It's a "life-style" CHOICE, "ever"...ONGOING. I'm PROUD, to call you my "friend!" 0;) <3
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