Did you fall off the wagon yesterday?
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Ate a lot. Went over for the day. Didn't care. Still don't.
One day does not weight loss make. One day does not weight loss break.
One day does not matter.
30 days out of 365 do not matter.0 -
I didn't just fall off... I hit every single corner on the way down before skidding and rolling to a halt where I was then run over by the vehicle behind it.0
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Did I fall off? Oh honey, I went SCREAMING from my wagon with fistfulls of peanut butter cookies. I'm surprised it wasn't on the front page.
I'm so ashamed. :sad:0 -
Ate a lot. Went over for the day. Didn't care. Still don't.
One day does not weight loss make. One day does not weight loss break.
One day does not matter.
30 days out of 365 do not matter.
GREAT point! I agree!0 -
Between my normal activity at work and a half hour of combined dancing and walking, I had a MASSIVE deficit. I indulged way more than I should have, but I was STILL UNDER 1000 Net calories. So, I might have got jostled on the wagon train, but didn't fall off.0
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Let me say this a different way...I was hoping nookie would take up the slack...but alas...I'd still be doing it if it did.0
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We went to Red Lobster. Got their 4 course feast that comes with dessert. I only ate about half of everything and then forget to bring the leftovers home. I tried to choose the healthier items. I got grilled shrimp instead of the coconut shrimp. Had iced tea instead of my standard 2 glasses of coke, had broccoli instead of mashed potatoes. No candy, but had half slice of cheesecake. Todays weighin there was no change and I had a good workout.0
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I didn't yesterday... but TODAY the discount chocolate might be a threat, lol!0
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Aw man...I forgot about the sales!
Thanks. Thanks a lot.0 -
Fall off, no. Hang my arms and legs over the edge... for sure! Hubby was bringing something special home for dinner so I was a saint all day. Enjoyed dinner without overindulging and then enjoyed a gourmet cupcake. However, I didn't really find the cupcake so saisfying so I stopped at less than half. It just wasn't worth it. This has become my new mantra. Over and over again I'll try something I've been craving etc... and find it's just not that good. In the past I would have eaten it all anyway. Now I evaluate it and generally decide "it's just not worth it:happy: "0
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as I've been reminded by MFPeeps, you get calories burned for climbing back on the wagon.0
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I tried to jump off the wagon rather than falling. Somehow ended up still being under my calories.
This. The cheesecake threw my macros for a loop, but I was still just under for total calories.0 -
I did, but it was planned. I exercised 3 times yesterday, though, and I am feeling it today:sad:0
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Did I fall off? Oh honey, I went SCREAMING from my wagon with fistfulls of peanut butter cookies. I'm surprised it wasn't on the front page.
I'm so ashamed. :sad:0
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