QtFoxe's Journal, 17 April 2023

It's so hard to eat in moderation sometimes! Had to travel to the city to visit the doctor, and fast food was kind of the only option. I guess today will be what I call a feast day. I rarely go over my calorie limit but sometimes I think it's good to let yourself relax with it. I feel like calling it a cheat day implies there's something inherently wrong with it - but I think it's healthy to take some days off, especially if this is something you want to keep doing for the rest of your life.

Diet Calendar Entry for 17 April 2023:
1986 kcal Fat: 70.90g | Prot: 86.47g | Carb: 252.78g.   Breakfast: Tim Hortons Strawberry Filled Donut, Tim Hortons Chicken Bacon Ranch Crispy Wrap. Dinner: President's Choice Honey Garlic Chicken Wings, 14" Meat and Vegetable Pizza . Snacks/Other: Dole Peaches in Strawberry Gel, Nestea Natural Lemon Flavour Iced Tea, Natrel Lactose Free Chocolate Milk . more...

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Call it a “diet break” or a “treat meal” and frame it in a positive light. 😉 If i know I’m going somewhere that has limited options, I like to pack a “just in case” meal or snack(s) for the journey. Sometimes I’ll get the take-out, sometimes I’ll stick to my snacks, but it is nice to give yourself the option. 
18 Apr 23 by member: StomachMonkeys
That's a really good idea too. Didn't have the chance to pack a snack for this trip but it'll be a good idea for the future! 💜💜 
18 Apr 23 by member: QtFoxe
I completely agree, for it to be sustainable there has to be some flexibility. I also learned quickly as a mom to a little one to always have snacks on hand (even something small in my purse!) when my son gets “hangry” lol. I apply the same strategy for myself now too! 
18 Apr 23 by member: le-ah.
Another good choice for “road food” is grocery stores. They usually have a good selection of healthy and not so healthy ready to eat hot or cold options. And you can usually get a meal at a store cheaper than a restaurant, so added bonus! When I was last road tripping through Alberta, some of the best takeout BBQ came from a grocery store, and not the restaurants. Maybe the ones near you are worth checking out too? 🤷🏼‍♂️ 
18 Apr 23 by member: StomachMonkeys
I wish that was the case up here, but groceries up north are REALLY expensive. It's pretty much always more affordable to go with fast food. But it's a great suggestion! And keeping a snack on you is a great idea. It's cool how much we can learn from kids. 
19 Apr 23 by member: QtFoxe

     
 

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