Thursday, November 14, 2013
Today, I didn't do much of anything but housework and play on the pute. Not that the two don't mix, because, for me, they do. Very well.
I started the day by sleeping in - I didn't get up until quarter after 11. I finished the book I've been reading, then got up and started my day. Started the first load of laundry, and turned on the pute. As the day progressed, I got two loads of laundry done. The first one only took two go-rounds to dry, but the second one took three. Of course, they are still sitting in baskets. I might get them hung up and put away before I leave next week (don't worry - of course I will!). I wouldn't leave Ron with a total mess. Then, I got a sinkful of dishwater run and started in on the dishes. Ugh. I hate housework. I get no pleasure out of it whatsoever. NONE.
In the midst of all this, I did work in my chicken salad with walnuts and a turnip for my lunch.
Tomorrow will be a day of running. I get to run to Georgetown and Winchester. Whee! Good thing I like driving - and I get to go steal Ron's truck, too!
When Ron got home - after dark - I told him what tomorrow's plans were. He gripes, "Why do you always wait until the last minute to tell me stuff?" I told him because if I told him any earlier, he would just forget and tell me that I didn't tell him at all, so I wait and tell him at the last minute, so it would be easier for him to remember. He just looks at me with a dumbfounded look and says, "Oh." I wanted to laugh SOOOO much! But I didn't. As we were sitting at the table doing all this talking, I was munching on some mallocremes, too, and I haven't done that in quite a while. Finally, after about the third complete telling of what's happening tomorrow, he supposedly has the plan in his mind. We'll see.
He goes to take his shower, and I start making our suppers. I make me Potato Soup with a can of tuna added into it, and nuke him Broccoli Soup. He will make himself Ham Salad (sandwich spread) sandwiches when he gets out of the shower - he doesn't like how I make sandwiches (and I don't like how he does!), so we each make our own most of the time. Every once in a while, I can make his, but...
I rode the damn exercise bike while my soup cooked (I nuked his) and quit when I had ridden for two miles. After supper, I ate a banana.
When I put all my food into myfitnesspal, I was over 500 calories short for the day, and (sure as shit) they hollered at me. Again. Man, I thought eating less calories was a good thing! I was kinda proud - I was under on ALL categories today except sodium and sugar, and those 'overs' were minimal. One former than 100, the latter less than 25. But, what can I say? Some days are better than others!
Today is getting five stars for everything! Food was great, even if myfitnesspal hollered at me, and exercise was good. I actually worked some into my day, and walked back & forth, up & down the hall and in & out of the laundry room and the kitchen and all that a zillion times today. That's got to count for something!
Being too far under in calories puts your body/metabolism into starvation mode, where it converts any calorie not being presently used and stores it as fat.
ReplyDeleteThe current time of year adds to this; because our bodies are adapted to seasonal eating and we layer on fat to fuel us thorugh the cold and hungry winters