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... and it was GOOD!!!
Hi all!
I'm back from my 11 day Disney trip. What a blast! I can't imagine having more fun than I did. Ok... here goes the confession...
I ate ice cream. At least once a day. Yes, I said at least. That means sometimes it was more than once a day. I ate desserts. I ate bad carbs. Although, most things didn't taste as good as I thought that they would. However, things that tasted better than I thought that they would often got a second helping (ie cornbread from Whispering Canyon). I drank wine. I ate pastries. It was FABULOUS!
Anyway....
I dreaded getting on the scale when I got home. I had promised myself all vacation that I would immediately resum Atkins on 12/17 (yesterday). When I woke up yesterday I dragged my sorry self to the scale and stepped on. It took me at least a full 30 seconds to look down at the numbers. When I did, I couldn't believe what I saw. I LOST 2 POUNDS!!! I nearly died!!! My guess is that I did so much walking (we usually opened and closed the parks with no breaks in between) that I managed to offset the food that I was eating.
Here's the problem...
I need support now. I think that I was hoping to gain weight as a reinforcement of what I had done. I wanted to see the numbers on the scale go up so that I could say to myself, "see what happens when you do this???" Instead, I look at the numbers and see, "It doesn't matter if you cheat." It does matter and I know it. I need encouragement to stay the course. I have been perfect yesterday and today and had no trouble slipping back into program. Please give me words of encouragement and support to help me through this time when I'm feeling a little more daring than I'd like.
Happy Holidays and Thanks!
Erin
Hi all!
I'm back from my 11 day Disney trip. What a blast! I can't imagine having more fun than I did. Ok... here goes the confession...
I ate ice cream. At least once a day. Yes, I said at least. That means sometimes it was more than once a day. I ate desserts. I ate bad carbs. Although, most things didn't taste as good as I thought that they would. However, things that tasted better than I thought that they would often got a second helping (ie cornbread from Whispering Canyon). I drank wine. I ate pastries. It was FABULOUS!
Anyway....
I dreaded getting on the scale when I got home. I had promised myself all vacation that I would immediately resum Atkins on 12/17 (yesterday). When I woke up yesterday I dragged my sorry self to the scale and stepped on. It took me at least a full 30 seconds to look down at the numbers. When I did, I couldn't believe what I saw. I LOST 2 POUNDS!!! I nearly died!!! My guess is that I did so much walking (we usually opened and closed the parks with no breaks in between) that I managed to offset the food that I was eating.
Here's the problem...
I need support now. I think that I was hoping to gain weight as a reinforcement of what I had done. I wanted to see the numbers on the scale go up so that I could say to myself, "see what happens when you do this???" Instead, I look at the numbers and see, "It doesn't matter if you cheat." It does matter and I know it. I need encouragement to stay the course. I have been perfect yesterday and today and had no trouble slipping back into program. Please give me words of encouragement and support to help me through this time when I'm feeling a little more daring than I'd like.
Happy Holidays and Thanks!
Erin
Keep up the good work! 

and I too am a WDW sinner. We came back Saturday and I've found it difficult to get back on track. I'm slowly getting there, but not gaining after my trip didn't give the push to take it off again. Honestly, I thought I would've gained ten pounds over the 2 week with what I ate. I did do it in proportions and stopped when I was full. (well except for the extra zebra dome or two from Boma's
....) oh well. Keep your chin up and exercise. I need to get back into walking and drinking water mode!!!!!
We got back on Tues from a 16 day trip. I must admit I had more or less decided that I was going to try and eat how I will want to eat when I get to my goal weight. So I allowed myself to eat food that I wouldn't normally eat. However I didn't do a lot of snacking, apart from the days when I was stuck at Old Key West when my eldest DD was ill and couldn't go out anywhere. That was really difficult for me. 