Temptation? It's simple.
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AliceNov2011
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Here is my very best advice: If you don't want to be tempted by it, don't buy it, order it, accept it, drive thru it, smell it, touch it, eye it longingly -- and certainly don't eat it. Walk on by. Yes, it really is that simple.
Oh, and don't keep it in the house "for emergencies." There's no such thing as a donut crisis.
Oh, and don't keep it in the house "for emergencies." There's no such thing as a donut crisis.
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LMAO! That is so true!0
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Donuts are off my list forever. For some reason I think of them as being the worst food for you ever. I'm sure there are many many worse things but this is one of the things I will likely never eat again because I know what they taste like, I've already eaten who knows how many in my life, and while they do taste good, I'd rather have something I've never tasted before.0
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Here is my very best advice: If you don't want to be tempted by it, don't buy it, order it, accept it, drive thru it, smell it, touch it, eye it longingly -- and certainly don't eat it. Walk on by. Yes, it really is that simple.
Oh, and don't keep it in the house "for emergencies." There's no such thing as a donut crisis.
This has been my philosophy for the past year and it works. But you know what? After the initial month I didn't desire it, crave it, want it anyway! Win.0 -
I know exactly what you mean. I baked wholemeal scones and flapjacks - fairly healthy and I can fit them into my day, I still had to freeze some tho as I know I would just have them each day because I can, regardless of need!0
