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KellyJade13
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I've eaten over 1200 calories, burnt about 400 through walking, but I have to have dinner with the family, I thought I wasn't so I already had two sandwiches, now I have spaghetti waiting for me and I can't really say no. I don't have time to exercise properly till Tuesday, what do I do!?
I've been eating 1200 calories each day.
I've been eating 1200 calories each day.
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I've eaten over 1200 calories, burnt about 400 through walking, but I have to have dinner with the family, I thought I wasn't so I already had two sandwiches, now I have spaghetti waiting for me and I can't really say no. I don't have time to exercise properly till Tuesday, what do I do!?
I've been eating 1200 calories each day.
say no - simple, dont let anyone else influence you to eat it.0 -
I think 1200 calories ar too litlle
You should up your calories and be more active.
That's my advice0 -
One day will not kill you, will not make you "fat". So, go enjoy your family and have a small or very small portion to eat, if they insist.0
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Enjoy your meal and Don't worry about it, just one night, You can work it off anytime just by simply walking around more often. Good luck.0
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I agree family needs your undivided attention. You are requested at the dinner table...Enjoy!!! That's were memories are made :happy:0
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eat (a small/half portion) and enjoy
Just make sure you log everything and then be real good for the rest of the week.
I allow myself a treat day once a week and it works well for me.0 -
I've eaten over 1200 calories, burnt about 400 through walking, but I have to have dinner with the family, I thought I wasn't so I already had two sandwiches, now I have spaghetti waiting for me and I can't really say no. I don't have time to exercise properly till Tuesday, what do I do!?
I've been eating 1200 calories each day.
say no - simple, dont let anyone else influence you to eat it.
I completely disagree with this. There are times when saying no makes sense -- like when a coworker brings in dessert. Or a friend offers you some of her fries.
But to say no to a family dinner because you are counting calories -- that shows a lack of priorities.
Forget about calories. Enjoy your family and the food. Then begin anew tomorrow. Simple.0
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