Here is the Plan.
I want to be my best. I like how I am. But I want to be my best.
I want to run my body like an efficient machine. Food and motion and release my self from all sense of "rejecting" thoughts I create within mine own head.
I am going to make these changes slowly. Hopefully I will be ready by the 1st week of feb. when my yoga training begins.
I am so excited I don't want to wait until then. If that is 101, I am doing my own pre req's.
Diet is one of them.
I am not going to nose dive. I am going to do this in a manner that is user friendly. For example- I don't like bread. Therefore, I am not really going to include that in my daily meals. Another example: I love fish, so I plan to eat more of that. So, let;s see:
Lists are good for this, I will reduce, increase or maintain. I think quitting is for quitters.
reduce bread increase fish maintain coffee
reduce cheese increase water
(if not fresh cheese) increase greens
reduce chicken increase breakfast
reduce days spent
hungover
ok, let me explain.
I don't like bread it makes me feel slow and full so, why eat it- other than a way to get butter in my mouth.
My facial lady is convinced that cheese is not good for my skin. I believe her. She did, however tell me that fresh cheese isn't as horrible. I love cheese, so I will try my best. Chicken. yuck. I'm sorry but I can say that I don't like it. I think I was a vegetarian for 8 years of my life because I never liked chicken. It's true. Hangovers. blech. The days I eat like a frat boy are (not ironically) the days I am hungover. Pizza, cuban sandwiches, burgers, fried mozz, even mayonaise are scientifically proven ( by my extensive research) to mend hangovers.
Ok. on to the positive.
I love fish, I love sushi- why fight it.
I try to drink water. But I'm thinking I must try hawder???
Greens, as in produce- make me feel good. So I'm increasing them.
Breakfast? thinnest I ever have been, I can honestly say was partially due to eating breakfast.
coffee. "you take the good you take the bad" I take my coffee and tea. Baby steps.
And I move forward.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
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