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oh dear

onceagainigo
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whilst buying my dinner on the way home, i bought a pack of cookies. I intended them to last the whole week, but I have eaten 4, at 700 calories (for the 4)
I would have had an extra 40 cals left had I not had them, and i didnt really need them.
I would have had an extra 40 cals left had I not had them, and i didnt really need them.

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You can't change it. Move on.0
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I think it happens to most of us at some point. The best thing you can do is forgive yourself and resolve to do better starting now.0
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you could go work out. 525 calories is not that hard to burn (30-45 minute workout) and that would be as if you just ate 1.0
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but, yeah, not the end of the world. Just don't do it regularly0
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We learn everyday from our mistake. Just dont buy them or have them in the house. Move on tomorrow is a new start. We start new everyday. Just dont beat yourself up over it. You know the problem now look forward0
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I agree, learn from the mistake and now you know you might have to rethink buying the cookies next time since it was too tempting to eat them all at once.0
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What kind of cookie is 700 for 4? Maybe look into a lower cal version haha0
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tip that helped me: Never eat out of the package, set aside how much you intend to eat, put cookies, chips, whatever back in cabinet and then eat the portion you set aside.0
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Been there, done that! Take a walk - do anything that will let you end this day with a positive outlook. And then move on. It's not the end of you or your progress - don't let being human derail you!0
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I think that everyone has done that. The best thing to do, is try to not do it again. One bad day while dieting is one day. It is a mistake that you can fix later in the week by working out longer and not eating those calories.
Just keep up the drive that you had before this.0 -
You do the crime, you do the time...
Time to workout.0 -
I did almost the same thing today...they brought lunch in at work, which happens about 4-5 times a week (ugggh) and there were fajitas, sweet potato chips and chocolate chip cookies/other sweets. I ate my lunch I brought from home and avoided the fajitas, but then the dreaded 2:00pm hour came around and the sweet potato chips and chocolate chip cookies were calling for me. As soon as I ate them I wished I hadn't. I had my entire calorie budget laid out for the day and blew it
Nice to read everyone's responses to you...
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A 'teachable moment'. Yeah, I thought about that after I ate a chocolate croissant and logged it and realized it was as many calories as my lunch.
It's what I've learned logging my food - what foods are worth it and what aren't. We all make decisions every day. Move on. AND DON'T EAT THE REST OF THE BOX!0 -
I do this too, but almost always when shopping while hungry so I try not to do that! Even a snack before can help, then I don't get so distracted by stuff on the way round.0
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i agree, let it go. get in a workout of any kind and start again tomorrow0
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What kind of cookie is 700 for 4? Maybe look into a lower cal version haha
Actually I was wondering that too. OP what sort of cookies you talking about here?0 -
Go for a walk and put the cookies away. Tomorrow is another day.0
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Just work harder the next day0
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What kind of cookie is 700 for 4? Maybe look into a lower cal version haha
Actually I was wondering that too. OP what sort of cookies you talking about here?0 -
whilst buying my dinner on the way home, i bought a pack of cookies. I intended them to last the whole week, but I have eaten 4, at 700 calories (for the 4)0
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you could go work out. 525 calories is not that hard to burn (30-45 minute workout) and that would be as if you just ate 1.
yeah... this is what I typically do, if I don't let my remorse drag me down. 8)0 -
Take those cookies to work and feed your coworkers all of the rest of them (I like to feed my snacks to the really buff guys
) and then find some that are less calories. Trader Joes has some really good chocolate chip ones 3 for 140 calories or Ginger Snaps from Country Choice you can have 5 for 140 calories. Don't let this one slip ruin today though. Go for a walk or do some running in place. Tomorrow is a new day!:flowerforyou:
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What kind of cookie is 700 for 4? Maybe look into a lower cal version haha
Actually I was wondering that too. OP what sort of cookies you talking about here?
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nom nom nom nom cookie monster0
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log it and move on. Dont eat anymore today (toss them out if you have to) and get over it. Dont beat yourself up0
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