Olds Cookie Watch
Starting day 7 cookie free.
Kinda fudged on the candy yesterday. They have Lifesavers at the physical therapist. I had 3. But it was only 3. And only Lifesavers. And mint, not fruit flavored. Individually wrapped. At a medical office. So if I were counting WW points they wouldn’t count right?
I mean mints at a medical office? Those are practically medicine aren’t they?
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Those are practically medicine aren’t they?
Can confirm. Candies and mints in a medical facility are presumptively physician-approved, and thus more-or-less health food. Track that Lifesavers mint as you would a fresh mint leaf.
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So the mini Hershey bars in my doctor's waiting room are good for me? That is not a stretch, is it?
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mini Hershey bars
You should be good to go with these.
M - medically
I - indicated
N - nutritional
I - item
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Those Andes bars have mint - and the Halo top Mint Chip, and the Breyers Mint Chocolate Chip . . . . so none need to be tracked!
Yes, I’m being facetious - but I also don’t track the mints from the bowl at the restaurant on the way out after dinner.
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In an ironic twist those mini Hershey bars are exactly the candy I’m trying to stay away from. About 3 months ago DW was doing some redecorating and decided a filled candy dish would look good in the living room. Mini Hersheys were a regular feature. 3 weeks ago she went to visit DD for a week. The candy relocated to the fridge. The dish is still out & looks just fine.
This little episode is reminding me of the importance of small ball fixes.
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Went to see our lawyer to update our wills on Tuesday and the candy bowl was Hershey Kisses! I figure since it was a lawyers a office that meant they were "Legal" and thus did not need to be tracked!
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