Fell off the horse

Being single and a student myself, I find it easier to meal plan for the week and then make a meal planning on having any leftovers for the next day. It takes some of the stress out of 'oh geez, what the heck do I do for dinner' out of the equation. Hope this helps and wish you luck on your journey. You can do this!

Just get back on and do it..For me i think it would be great to be single and lose weight..wouldnt have to cook full meals for the hubby ..a soup or salad will be dinner for me and thats it..

The best advice I can give is to not buy any food that isn't on your plan. Single living dieting is way easier than married living dieting or sharing a home with other peeps. At least you are in control of what food is brought in. (Not counting dorm living and the school's food plan though... but if you are living alone.) It's also nice when it comes to exercise too because it's basically YOUR schedule other than work. No kids to taxi around, a spouse who wants supper, etc. (We don't have any kids and my husband usually gets home a few hours after I do, so this doesn't affect me either, but I've heard this from friends.)

Definitely having a meal plan works. Also, maybe cook batches of food on Sunday that you can freeze into single servings for later in the week. I like to buy a few pounds of ground beef and then on Sundays I'll cook it up and freeze into 1/2 pound servings - which is more than enough for a crockpot of chili with lots of leftovers. Most meals will freeze up pretty well, even pasta with sauce. By having a freezer full of ready-to-eat meals, it really cuts down on the whole "what the heck should I have" and "maybe the drive-through would be easier" kind of thing. I think most frozen meals can be in the freezer for at least a month, so that can give you quite a variety to choose from.

You can do it!!

Try eating kid sized amounts of foods, also bulk up on veggies and fruits. Also try only 1-2 snacks during the day and try to make them things like apples & peanut butter (that's if your not allergic to nuts) also try ants on a long with low-fat or fat free cream chess and sprinkled with raisins.

Any time I know I'm going to be busier than normal I plan meals for the week and then take a few hours on Sunday afternoon to cook and prep anything that can be done ahead of time. My busy time is January so I will have all 4 burners going with chicken soup, black bean soup, chili, and lentils and a roast in the oven. I portion it out and freeze everything that won't get eaten in a few days. All I have to do is remember to pull something out of the freezer so it thaws in time for whatever meal I want.
During the summer I still make a menu for the week and prep whatever I can. I cut up vegetables and put fruit in single serving containers. Whatever can be done early, is done. I can't make a tomato basil sandwich ahead of time but I can slice the mozzarella and the bread so all I have to do it cut up a tomato and pluck some basil.
I pack my breakfast and lunch the night before so I'm not scrambling. I put milk and Truvia in my travel mug and keep it in the fridge. I even lay out my clothes. If I have everything ready to go then I'm not scrambling around in the morning. I can get dressed, grab my lunch, pour my coffee (also on a timer) and be ready to go. So even if the dogs take their sweet time finding just the right spot to pee, I'm not running late.

everybody falls of from time to time, even horses...



just get back up.



sounds like you need to plan your food / meals better.

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