Just Give Me 10 Days - Round 219

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  • fmfdfa2020
    fmfdfa2020 Posts: 1,065 Member
    @fmfdfa2020 Thanks for your comments. I love breakfast, and try to make sure I get plenty of protein in the morning because I know it helps, so skipping it isn’t my first choice. I would like to eat dinner later (7ish) but DH is very much a 5 o’clock guy, so we’ve always eaten then. I’ve thought about making lunch very small, because I’m not usually very hungry then and I could use the calories later. I think I eat a “decent” lunch mostly out of habit. I also think my urge to snack is tied to other non-food life things that I need to get a grip on. That isn’t any easier than losing weight! But it’s nice to have this supportive group, and I appreciate your ideas. I could happily go to bed early and read! Or maybe I should go to my office and write (I write mysteries, btw 😁).

    @SheilaBoneham I do remember you saying you write mysteries, and I think about dogs?? I LOVE mysteries. I'll have to check out what you've written. Do you write under your name?
  • musicsax
    musicsax Posts: 4,615 Member
    edited April 2023
    @SheilaBoneham - I know exactly how you feel, I've been there so many times & really don't know why I do it either, sometimes I don't even taste the food I shove in !!! Sometimes I feel so embarrassed to confess/own up to it. All one can do is just start over - again & then again. I think if this obsession with food is what one has, it will be with you for the whole of your life. I wish I could shake it off for ever, but at the moment I am fighting it. I hope you can get in the fighting mindset soon too <3 .
  • shmmm3
    shmmm3 Posts: 255 Member
    Anyone a fan of Heavy Weights (1995) I need to rewatch it now. I'm fasting today because this is what my weekend looked like.
    https://youtu.be/yqCKhWx8PkM
  • SheilaBoneham
    SheilaBoneham Posts: 3,223 Member
    fmfdfa2020 wrote: »
    @fmfdfa2020 Thanks for your comments. I love breakfast, and try to make sure I get plenty of protein in the morning because I know it helps, so skipping it isn’t my first choice. I would like to eat dinner later (7ish) but DH is very much a 5 o’clock guy, so we’ve always eaten then. I’ve thought about making lunch very small, because I’m not usually very hungry then and I could use the calories later. I think I eat a “decent” lunch mostly out of habit. I also think my urge to snack is tied to other non-food life things that I need to get a grip on. That isn’t any easier than losing weight! But it’s nice to have this supportive group, and I appreciate your ideas. I could happily go to bed early and read! Or maybe I should go to my office and write (I write mysteries, btw 😁).

    @SheilaBoneham I do remember you saying you write mysteries, and I think about dogs?? I LOVE mysteries. I'll have to check out what you've written. Do you write under your name?

    Yes, I have written mysteries, and nonfiction about dogs and cats. I’ve been on hiatus for a bit and my mystery publisher went out of business, so my mysteries are out of print. That said, used copies are sometimes available on Amazon, and some libraries have them. I do write under my own name, with my middle name - Webster. Weirdly, searches sometimes don’t work with all three. It’s a mystery! I am working, finally, on something new.
  • SModa61
    SModa61 Posts: 3,098 Member
    clprieur wrote: »
    SModa61 wrote: »
    shmmm3 wrote: »
    SModa61 wrote: »
    @clprieur I don't know what you would think of this suggestion, but would something like an appropriately used muzzle take stress off of both your and your sweet dog? I know they look mean, but they can actually be being kind. I did a quick search, and this article sounded very balanced https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/dog-muzzles-when-why-how-to-use/

    This is a good reminder for me, too. Many people with service dogs train their dogs to like the muzzle (it takes time and lots of treats) so that when out in highly trafficked public areas they are less likely to get hassled by people with a fear of dogs and there's no chance that someone can antagonize the dog to get it to react leading to a liability suit (sadly it happens).

    @shmmm3 Thank you for being kind about my post. I was very concerned it could be taken poorly. I feel so bad for the stresses on @clprieur and her dog. It must be so difficult dealing with daily conflicts, at her own home. I'm a crazy cat lady, but I love all creatures. (I'm the idiot that would be trying to pat her dog, even if it was barking at me.)

    @SModa61 Hi! Sorry it took me so long to respond. I was not offended in the least and I appreciate you taking the time to think about me. :) As a matter of fact, my last dog did wear a muzzle in and out of the building, as sadly he was even more reactive than Golly is! I have considered having Golly wear a muzzle just to get him in and out of the building, but I am hesitant as he loves people to pat him and pay attention to him and I feel that if I put a muzzle on him he will miss out on a lot of that. But I may have to consider it, after the complaint I got from the building manager on Thursday. That being said, today as I was coming out of the elevator into the lobby I met a lady with her dog waiting to go up. Although Golly did bark once and try to lunge forward to the dog, he was quiet and he seemed more interested than agitated. The lady commented, "Oh, he's doing much better!" which made me feel great. :)

    <3
  • cpanus
    cpanus Posts: 19,896 Member
    Thank you, @quiltingjaine !
    73 year old female...5'5" ...I used to be 5'7" but arthritis hit and I lost two inches, so now that two inches is squished around my waist like the billows of a big accordion...
    ...Oh, well. I'll just keep working on it.
    Heaviest: 192.2
    Round GW: 152.0
    UGW: 132.2
    03/31 - 153.8 at 5:20 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then 60 min workout w/my trainer
    04/01 - 152.7 at 8:00 a.m. ...6.53 miles in 130 mins
    Day/Weight/Comment
    04/02 - 151.5 at 8:15 a.m. ...zero...windy and cold
    04/03 - 153.0 at 5:20 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then 60 min workout w/my trainer
    04/04 - 153.0 at 5:20 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then zero
    04/05 - 154.0 at 5:20 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then 60 min workout w/my trainer
    04/06 - 155.8 at 5:20 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then 7.59 miles in 150 mins
    04/07 - 153.3 at 7:00 a.m. ...Grandson Duty then egg coloring for Easter w/everyone!!
    04/08 - 154.1 at 8:00 a.m. ...6.23 miles in 117 mins
    04/09 - 155.3 at 8:30 a.m. ...7.30 miles in 140 mins
    04/10 -
    04/11 -
    Good luck everyone!
    Chris
  • musicsax
    musicsax Posts: 4,615 Member
    fmfdfa2020 wrote: »
    @fmfdfa2020 Thanks for your comments. I love breakfast, and try to make sure I get plenty of protein in the morning because I know it helps, so skipping it isn’t my first choice. I would like to eat dinner later (7ish) but DH is very much a 5 o’clock guy, so we’ve always eaten then. I’ve thought about making lunch very small, because I’m not usually very hungry then and I could use the calories later. I think I eat a “decent” lunch mostly out of habit. I also think my urge to snack is tied to other non-food life things that I need to get a grip on. That isn’t any easier than losing weight! But it’s nice to have this supportive group, and I appreciate your ideas. I could happily go to bed early and read! Or maybe I should go to my office and write (I write mysteries, btw 😁).

    @SheilaBoneham I do remember you saying you write mysteries, and I think about dogs?? I LOVE mysteries. I'll have to check out what you've written. Do you write under your name?

    Yes, I have written mysteries, and nonfiction about dogs and cats. I’ve been on hiatus for a bit and my mystery publisher went out of business, so my mysteries are out of print. That said, used copies are sometimes available on Amazon, and some libraries have them. I do write under my own name, with my middle name - Webster. Weirdly, searches sometimes don’t work with all three. It’s a mystery! I am working, finally, on something new.

    WOB (World of Books) have lots of your second hand books available. I often use this website both for books for myself and my little DGC if I want a specific book, prices are very reasonable and postage is free in the UK.
  • SheilaBoneham
    SheilaBoneham Posts: 3,223 Member
    musicsax wrote: »
    fmfdfa2020 wrote: »
    @fmfdfa2020 Thanks for your comments. I love breakfast, and try to make sure I get plenty of protein in the morning because I know it helps, so skipping it isn’t my first choice. I would like to eat dinner later (7ish) but DH is very much a 5 o’clock guy, so we’ve always eaten then. I’ve thought about making lunch very small, because I’m not usually very hungry then and I could use the calories later. I think I eat a “decent” lunch mostly out of habit. I also think my urge to snack is tied to other non-food life things that I need to get a grip on. That isn’t any easier than losing weight! But it’s nice to have this supportive group, and I appreciate your ideas. I could happily go to bed early and read! Or maybe I should go to my office and write (I write mysteries, btw 😁).

    @SheilaBoneham I do remember you saying you write mysteries, and I think about dogs?? I LOVE mysteries. I'll have to check out what you've written. Do you write under your name?

    Yes, I have written mysteries, and nonfiction about dogs and cats. I’ve been on hiatus for a bit and my mystery publisher went out of business, so my mysteries are out of print. That said, used copies are sometimes available on Amazon, and some libraries have them. I do write under my own name, with my middle name - Webster. Weirdly, searches sometimes don’t work with all three. It’s a mystery! I am working, finally, on something new.

    WOB (World of Books) have lots of your second hand books available. I often use this website both for books for myself and my little DGC if I want a specific book, prices are very reasonable and postage is free in the UK.

    @musicsax Thats fun to hear! Thank you for the pick-me-up!