I decided that during tax season this year I would try one
of those already prepared food diets. I thought, hey I could shed a few pounds
and it sounds like the least amount of work and thinking so I took the plunge.
Plus, it was so expensive that I will be forced to follow through with it for
at least a month. I'm going to log my days on my blog to further motivate me.
Day 1:
9:15AM Scarf down blueberry muffin that I can tell has 0
sugar in it. It was kind of like a soft blueberry scented carb without the good
stuff. Drink a bottle of water. Pee.
11:00AM Time for the delicious shake that promises to help
with digestive health and fill me up. You need ice for this drink and since
today is Monday I barely made it out of bed and in the office 15 minutes late.
I have only the year old ice in the tiny mini fridge at the office. It will
have to do. I make the shake and it is like chalky chocolate milk. It is not
delicious but it is filling. Drink half of a bottle of Water. Pee.
12:30PM I choose Cheese Tortellini for lunch. The container
is the size of a paper clip holder. I am trying to remind myself that yes, this
is the healthy serving size, and no the makers of this program are not trying
to taunt me. This was actually pretty good. Drink a bottle of water. Pee.
2:00PM Time for a different delicious chocolate shake with
fiber and protein to make me fill full… Also tastes like chalky milk but in a
different way. It is filling for about 10 minutes then I am ravenous. I can eat
veggies until my heart is content but I did not bring veggies because I was
late and it’s Monday. Drink half of a bottle of Water. Pee.
5:00PM Go get the children from my mother and smell the
delicious roast dinner that I cannot have. I do however find some cooked
carrots in the mix and I munch on those while my Italian flatbread pizza is
warming in the microwave. I was so smart I put a paper towel over it so it
wouldn’t get messy in the microwave. When it is finished cooking the cheese has
melted to the paper towel and I try, in vain, to scrape some of the precious
goo onto my cardboard looking pizza. I scarf the pizza because I was starving
and try to convince my children that they do actually like roast. This effort
failed so I loaded the children into Dom (short for Dom perignon, my champagne
colored mini van’s name). Drink some more water. Pee.
6:00PM We go home to find the kitchen semi restored to
normal. I work hard to move everything back to where it should be, and open the
fridge to cook an egg for The Baby because he is now starving form refusing the
roast. Inside said fridge is the cold boneless buffalo wings from dinner on
Friday. I love cold boneless wings. I devour them while I cook the egg because,
hey, the cardboard pizza wasn’t enough for day 1. Drink more water. Long for
alcohol. Pee a few more times.
9:00PM Go to bed full of water and slightly hungry but not
willing to move just to ruin all the hard work from day one. (wake up in the
middle of the damn night to pee!)
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