Hints for Surviving Over Eating Christmas Day

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  • Michael230272
    Michael230272 Posts: 22
    princessnarmor wrote: »
    Oh and I also bought myself some new SMALLER clothes for Christmas, which made the sacrifice TOTALLY worth it.

    Good luck with that
  • PrizePopple
    PrizePopple Posts: 3,133 Member
    I'm going to eat all the things, feel no shame about it, and then tomorrow I'm going to get back to logging after having taken a break for a few weeks. My parents invited me to do a trial at their gym, so I will go and exercise there a few times over the next week. My sister and I have agreed to start 30 Day Shred together tomorrow as well. I told her to start logging her food, and that I would pester her every day on here if she didn't. :laugh:

    I've surely gained a few pounds above and beyond what I gained back after being released from the hospital on Thanksgiving, and I'm not going to sweat it. I know what I need to do in order to get back on track. I've also come to the conclusion that I can no longer eat the same "junk food" in the amounts I used to. Things like Qdoba, corn dogs, and extra greasy burgers all made my stomach really unhappy, and since I don't like feeling like poop I'll just avoid or limit that stuff to rare occasions and MUCH smaller portions.

    I'll keep wine in moderation though. :smiling_imp:
  • darrensurrey
    darrensurrey Posts: 3,942 Member
    DawnieB1977 wrote: »
    darrensurrey wrote: »
    DawnieB1977 wrote: »
    We don't have thanksgiving in England, so this is the one time of year I eat what I like, so there's nothing to stress about.

    :smiley:

    Imagine being an American Chinese. You'd have Christmas, Thanksgiving and Chinese New Year.

    Lol. My sister's husband is Chinese actually. She's in Hong Kong with him right now. Wonder what they'll eat for Xmas dinner.

    Suspect the answer is "everything". :smiley:
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