
Well, it may be Easter, but it’s also the kiss of death to my diet this week. 💋
Yesterday, I ate like I’ve never been on Paleo, or Keto diets for that matter. I noshed on the same thing everyone else did at the birthday party, pizza, ice cream and cake, and topped it off with another slice of pizza that David made when I got home. What am I thinking???
I’ve clearly lost my mind, ignoring all the inevitable ramifications. I just know I’m going to end up with a yeast infection after all that bread and sugar. Yet, remembering how good food tastes again is intoxicating. Why don’t I just reach in the cabinet for one of Dave’s malt balls while I’m at it? It’s all shot anyway, right?!
No!!!
I will get back on track, I have to! I’ve gained around 10-15 pounds this last year, and in the last week or so, I have not even tried to stick to my diet, except here and there, and that’s not gonna cut it folks.
Besides wanting to get bikini-ready, (yes, I still do when I’m not so fat sport a bikini) it’s my health that will start to suffer. Like I said, yeast infections, sluggishness, fatigue, brain fog, and sugar is as addictive as heroin. HEROIN!! Can you believe that? Try to kick it if you don’t believe me. I can’t find the article I read that said that, in fact, all the articles I did find say that’s bs, so I’ll just say for ME, sugar is an addiction.

There are no Easter eggs, peeps, chocolate-peanut butter eggs, malt ball eggs, or even dyed boiled eggs around here today, but here is what IS on the menu: Ham, Hassleback potatoes, home made cabbage rolls, salad, and for dessert, brownies and ice cream. Ugh! This is what is so difficult about staying on a diet for me. I would have to miss out on all of that and make a completely different meal for myself, instead of everyone else getting on the bandwagon with me.
But I can, and I will, when I’m ready again. Might be tomorrow, might be next week. Like a smoker, drinker, or pill-popper, I will quit when I’m ready, and I have to get in the right frame of mind (or go stand naked in front of the mirror) to start the diet again.
I will study, I will make deals with myself, use apps, and start a real walking program, just like I did before, to get myself in the right mindset, and then just like that, I will be back on track, losing weight and feeling great. I want to feel great again. Confident. Sexy. Secure in my own skin.
Happy Easter everyone! Enjoy your dinners whatever they are, enjoy your family, and I hope everyone was able to be in person at church today like we were, even though we had to wear a stupid mask and be separated by six feet in the pews. It was glorious! ✝️💕🤗

I bet you are back on track by now. Pizza would be my downfall. Thanksgiving and Easter are easiest for me. I don’t like most of the sugary eggs (jelly beans-especially black ones I do like). I don’t do Turkey or ham. When grandmothers asked what I wanted I’d order grill cheese sandwiches. I hated Easter egg hunts. I liked coloring the eggs for others.
Glad you had a wonderful Easter.
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No ma’am, I just got back to business this week, and I’m going to transition slowly at first, because I think that’s what made me fail before. Actually, the pandemic is what got me. You get to feeling like, aw what’s the use? But I’m better now. 🤗
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You are my inspiration to look into Keto. And it has been a slow process for me. Finding what I can or can’t and what subs I can put in. I think diving in only works for a short while. Making life decisions take time.
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Aww, I feel bad now that I fell off the wagon but hey, I’m human and life happens.
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No, that is the point. People who are so gung-ho on a diet that they can’t accept they were human and enjoy family and friends with food, are probably suicidal rather than healthy with love.
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Yeah, I never want to get to THAT point!
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🤗👍
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