I was feeling a bit stiff from my Body Balance class yesterday morning, but I felt oddly better. I had a really productive morning at work, feeling quite up and focussed. Yesterday afternoon I decided a nap was a better use of my rest week time than another workout, and it did leave me feeling refreshed and well able for my 5pm meeting. I also had a pretty good diet day, right up until my husband came home with yet more Easter chocolates! Even though I was full from my dinner last night, I couldn’t resist having some chocolate when my husband was sat next to me on the sofa digging into his.
There is something about the prevalence of chocolates around Easter. I like to think I am pretty savvy to the effect of advertising on my life, but apparently I am not immune to the temptation of cheap Easter chocolates piled high around the entrance to every shop. Though to be fair, it’s my husband and not I who has been buying them. I have asked him not to, but his argument is that he would feel bad buying for himself and not for me, and that I would probably end up nicking half of his anyways. And to be fair he is trying to be sweet, bringing me a surprise treat, so I feel bad refusing it.
The problem is that I have not self control when it comes to chocolates, even when I’ve just eaten a good meal. If I could have a few pieces, or the equivalent of just one normal sized, 200 calorie bar, it would be fine. One of those giant Easter eggs would last for at least a week and I would get a daily treat that didn’t blow everything out of proportion. But once I start, I just can’t seem to stop, and if I know it’s in the house, I just have to have it.
There is still plenty of chocolate in the house so it looks like this is not going to be the week where I get my calories back under 2000!
The Score:
Calories: | Protein: | Carbs: | Fat: | Alcohol: | Fibre: |
2368.45 | 126.61g | 290.49g | 79.00g | 0 | 34.34g |
21% | 49% | 30% | | ||
Calories burned through exercise: | Rest Day | |
What I ate:
Time | Item | Amount |
07:45 | Vitamins - Centrum Advance A to Zinc, 400iu of Vitamin E, 1000iu Vitamin D3 and 500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 each |
Cold water | 200mL | |
Mattesson's Turkey rashers | 3 rashers | |
Nature's Path Gluten Free O's | 60g | |
Alpro Soy milk | 120mL | |
Sainsbury's pressed apple and cherry juice | 200mL | |
08:30 | Black Tea | 500mL |
09:30 | Raspberry and Echinacea tea | 250mL |
10:45 | Sainsbury's fruit and seed mix | 40g |
Brazil nuts | 6g | |
Plums | 105g | |
11:30 | Green Tea | 250mL |
13:15 | Princes tuna chunks in water | 63g |
with Hellman's Light mayonnaise | 12g | |
and Branston gherkin relish | 10g | |
on Genius brown bread toast | 2 slices | |
Tomato | 85g | |
Skim milk | 200mL | |
Sainsbury's Be Good to Yourself chocolate mousse | 62.5g | |
15:30 | Green Tea | 250mL |
500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 pill | |
16:30 | Sponser Protein Snack bar | 1 bar |
18:45 | Strawberry lemonade Nuun electrolyte tablet in water | 500mL |
19:30 | Cook Moroccan Spiced lamb Tagine | 280g |
Merchant Gourmet Red and White Quinoa | 100g | |
Galaxy milk chocolate | 63g | |
22:00 | Ellactiva Chocolate Calcium Chew | 1 chew |
500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 pill |
Plus 500 to 1500mL of cold water sipped from a water bottle throughout the day.
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