Quick post, because I have insomnia & I
know being on the computer makes it worse...
Jen: Thanks for the info on the chili mac; I feel stupid for not knowing. It certainly sounds like a tasty twist on my comfort food! I'll try to ignore the Pandora's box you just opened for me. The same goes for everyone else--I have to quit reading your tasty recipes when I'm up late at night, fighting the munchies monster!
Minnie: Oh, I was hoping WW flex would work for you. But it's good that you're able to assess your diet and adjust for your needs.
Cam: Glad to see you're back, feeling fine, and back on track. Your points about Core and Flex are very useful, thanks for taking the time to post them. My mantra is increasingly "be self-aware" thanks to you. It's hard, but hopefully worth it.
Maria: I think you can safely add low-impact cardio/XT to your workouts, if you have the energy and time. For me, the big question is whether I allow extra exercise to con me into eating more. (The short answer is, yes, darn it all!)
Susan: Sometimes a break in working out is just what the body needs, isn't it? And congrats--you're doing so well with your eating.
Texa: You're doing great with C25K--and you've signed up for a race?
Kristi: 
I'm sorry you've been having such a rough time. I'm sure Chad's umemployment, Zack's changing sleep cycle, and the Diet Coke are all factors. Remember, though, confession is good for the soul (and the pants)

and that's what us WISHers are here for!
Interestingly, I do better at home than at work most days, in part due to job stress and dissatisfaction. Tuesday, though, was an exception. Remember Tuesday,
Fat Tuesday.? DH suprises me by special ordering a King Cake for us. I love him, but it seems like ever since I've announced that I need to take these regained pounds off there's more junk food in the house than there was before! Okay, so the Valentine's Day cake was my fault, but it was his request. But then he also bought me/us Vosges chocolates for Valentine's Day.
And then I think about junk food, especially sweets, being such a weekly if not daily part of our lives. DH and mine, but all of ours. Following the holiday food-fest and the New Year's parties, we move into the Superbowl parties, Valentine's Day, Oscar parties (I love my film, so it's practically a holiday for me), St. Patrick's Day, Easter. Then there's the three-day weekends with MLK, Jr. and Presidents Days-which offers extra "weekend" opportunities to socialize. Arrrgh. I've got to stop associating every single holiday or social situation with the opportunity to indulge.
I did work out today, even though I came home late. As for today's food intake, I'm not even posting. Let's just say that I did things in pairs, including two desserts. I'd like to tell you it was because of a desire for balance and symmetry in my life. But the best I can say is that all that food helped me keep my mouth shut at some very contentious meetings. This so-called coping strategy is so not worth it.
The best thing I can say is that today, which is actually yesterday, is over and done with. Tomorrow is a new day, and I'll be working on a new attitude. (Boy, that phrase just dated me, didn't it?)
