The 'Think Food, Eat It' Dilemma
Take today....I could go either way. I started with a Fiber One bar and two cups of coffee. It was quick and easy. I am gulping water as I type. But I am thinking about a Starbucks Light Frappacino. "Light" as in 340 calories versus 600 something! Grilled cheese sandwiches sound good about now, too. No visions of broccoli or asparagus have popped into my head........
I think I would eat better if I lived in a nursing home where they just brought me healthy, nutritious food, and I just sat in my chair and ate it. Or, perhaps a better vision might be if I was extremely wealthy and my personal chef prepared a light, delicious meal for me and has brought it out to the patio for consumption. Either way, I did not have to think about the food, which is the point where I seem to get in trouble!
The logical solution....stop thinking! Set up a boring routine like, Monday is chicken and broccoli, Tuesday is Grilled Fish and wheat pasta. I know there's so many wonderful cooking shows and blogs giving advise of great food, but when I read or listen to them, I just get so hungry! My advise: avoid the topic completely, be boring about food...give food less attention and you will make better choices if the decisions and selections are set in stone. Hey, you won't even remember what you're missing....after awhile!
Labels: diet, Food, Fruit and Vegetable, losing weight






What if the cookies haven't change at all in size and it's just that I have gotten larger? The horror. I run to that dreaded piece of nasty torture (the bathroom scale) and weigh myself. Arghh! Now I confused and more so than usual. Help a poor, empty nest woman out. Have the cookies shrunk or have I just gotten bigger? Maybe it's both, but either way, this is no way to start my Friday morning out.

















