Rule # 5: Living a good life is more important than shedding a few pounds.
What are holidays for if not for feasting with friends?
We had company on New Year's Day for black-eyed peas, rice, cabbage, ham, cornbread, and chocolate pie. I love my own cooking, especially Southern country cooking, and I managed to gain 3.5 pounds.
When I got on the scale the next morning, I knew I had to pay attention.
I doubled down on vegetables and logged everything I put in my mouth. I ate nothing I didn't love. And although I didn't go to the gym, I tried to exercise every day, either walking or jogging on the elliptical trainer.
I have a theory about exercise. It's not exactly calories in and calories out, but perhaps our bodies are better able to consume the calories if we get moving.
I lost 2 pounds already. But tonight we're going to a sushi restaurant. Opps.
So I'm trying to lose in public. I'll keep you posted and I welcome you to post with me.
Showing posts with label Southern country cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southern country cooking. Show all posts
Saturday, January 05, 2013
Of Course I Gained Weight Over the Holidays, Didn't You?
Labels: writing, writers, books
diet,
elliptical trainer,
exercise,
holiday food,
Southern country cooking,
walking,
weight gain,
weight loss
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