nickieluv wrote:Wow. I've never tried EggBeaters but I guess I should pick some up in case I ever have a day when I'm starving.
I was thinking - could you have split them in half and had 2 half-size L&Gs since you were up so long? Then you might not have needed as many supplements - but, it obviously worked out for you Miss Lost-Another-Pound!
Are you still doing your biking and intense workouts? Or, I mean, are you planning to restart that when you feel you've gotten to a place where you can maintain?
Mickeyz wrote:Hi Karli,
I've been catching up on your journal and I can so relate to many things you have said. I didn't start posting for quite some time after I was on MF and I didn't start my journal until I had lost 30 lbs. Why? I have fears of being judged and/or rejected. Most groups, just by their nature, have the "in" crowd and everyone else is either on the fringes or left out completely. But I decided the support would be worth the effort and time would tell if it was a wise move for me.
Mickeyz wrote:Hi Karli,
I've been catching up on your journal and I can so relate to many things you have said. I didn't start posting for quite some time after I was on MF and I didn't start my journal until I had lost 30 lbs. Why? I have fears of being judged and/or rejected. Most groups, just by their nature, have the "in" crowd and everyone else is either on the fringes or left out completely. But I decided the support would be worth the effort and time would tell if it was a wise move for me.
Eggbeaters: I love to use them as an omelet, but I cut back on the Eggbeaters and add some lowfat cottage cheese mixed with salsa, some fresh cilantro and tomato and you get a nice little Mexican omelet. It is a lot of food, but very yummy..
Mickeyz wrote:Good for you!! The food I miss most and is hardest to resist is french bread. I don't know if I could have resisted if I had been so hungry!
Glad your trip was a success.
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