i'll join you on that Minny!
The Good
i have stopped buying the 3 litre and 2 litre bottles of iced coffee (as part of weekly grocery shopping)
After i posted on this thread, i had Hungry Jacks (chicken wrap and small fries). I have a real "low" after i drop bilby off to my x's for a visit, feel low, end up eating something bad for me (emotional eating i bet Oprah would say).
the Bad
- i now buy small (600ml) iced coffee drinks at the supermarket when i'm out
- After i posted on this thread, i had Hungry Jacks (chicken wrap and small fries). I have a real "low" after i drop bilby off to my x's for a visit, feel low, end up eating something bad for me (emotional eating i bet Oprah would say).
My next aim = to allocate money in weekly budget, to go out and buy up fruit and veg, to have the fridge/table top full of the good stuff, so when i get the munchies, mainly "healthy stuff" will be around (for me to choose from, and to cook from). Without a budget, and with the upset of moving house/separation, i have not prioritised buying fresh f and v. i always do this, somehow buying that stuff feels like TLC to me, i don't do it when i'm depressed, when i'm feeling good, i do it every week and feel no guilt about spending the money. Got to get into that habit again.
was in a shopping centre today, had sushi rolls for lunch. yummy and filling, feels like a treat to me.
haven't started any exercise. Walked to local opshop (two blocks away). Passed two groups of people drinking alcohol like water (middle of day). This is not an area to go walking in. But i have started doing some gardening again, always surprises me how much exercise i get from that. (bending, pulling, sweating, raking).
i can do better tomorrow.


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best I dont tell you that coles have 2L bottles of Big M iced coffee for $2.30 


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