I am officially in my second week, now, and it is no longer new! Don't get me wrong, I'm still loving this diet experiment (especially the results: 8.5 lbs!!!), but now we will need to dig in and think of more creative ways to eat, so we don't get bored.
Yesterday, my husband made a delicious salad with hard boiled eggs, red onion, thinly sliced London broil, and a creamy (made w/ egg yolks) mustard vinaigrette. I could eat a salad like that every day! Jazz it up with nuts, or add a fresh herb to the salad dressing. Switch out the meat, add avocado... The variations are nearly limitless!
For dinner, we had a simple roast chicken with vegetables roasted right underneath the bird. Delicious! Do I say delicious too much? I don't care! The food is too yummy. Simple as that.
Tomorrow is his birthday, so I am going to wrack my brain for some clever ways to make something special for him without cheating on our plan. I would describe some of my ideas, but I know he'll read this.... So, nice try honey!
I can honestly say, I feel a difference now in my hunger. I don't feel like I'm starving all the time anymore, my stomach is adjusting to the new routine. I find that I can trick my stomach, too, by drinking some water, and then having a small piece of fruit or a handful of peanuts. I'll be satisfied and can hold off until my next meal.
I will keep everyone posted as to the success of the birthday dinner. Especially if I can come up with a half-way decent dessert! In the mean time, happy eating!
Congratulations on your success so far. Keep it up. I should be joining you on your journey. Shirley just bought a treadmill fo rus to use at home. So I will have to get on it. Happy birthday to David.
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