Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Weekend Whoopsie

Sometime soon, I'll write about my weekend over at A of M, so I won't give specifics. It'll suffice to say that Sunday was a BAD BAD day. We did so much traveling to NJ and back, which meant eating out.

Oops.

But Saturday had been great. And Monday was great too. [Technically its Tuesday; just a bit after midight.] So only one little setback.

Goals are:
1) Continue eating allotted number of WW points
2) Try to rest... I'm getting sick. This might be odd, to set a goal to take it easy. But I don't want to risk getting really really sick
3) Spend time outside w/ my daughter at least once each day

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Everyone has a weekend whoopsie every now & then! Congrats for getting back on track!

Martha said...

Good job picking yourself up from a slip. I like your "outside with the child" goal-I have a 3 year old son, and should add that to my list too!

Anonymous said...

You blog is SO cute! I love the design... very nice (and the collaboration between the two of you is awesome!)

Welcome to HYC!

Lynn said...

Welcome to the Healthy You challenge! It's always good to see new faces...

I was just talking with another blogger about banning weekends, don't they just stink as far as staying on plan?? ;-) I'm kidding!

Holly said...

Weekends are always tough but good for you for getting back on track! Welcome to the HYC!!

Anonymous said...

Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving the note of encouragement.
Taking good care of your self - aka resting when you need it - is a great goal. i always seem to have more trouble with eating too much when i'm tired. my body confuses "tired" with "hungry". since its easier and faster to fix "hungry" than "tired"... especially when you're a mom... i often eat when resting is what my body is asking for. So... rest without guilt!

Felicia said...

I love your list of goals. Especially number 3!!

Best wishes to you and I hope you feel better soon!

*huggles*
=0)

Cammy@TippyToeDiet said...

Welcome to the HYC! You're off to a great start, especially in recognizing the signs and symptoms your body is telling you!