astraea82's Journal, 11 Sep 23

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Get thee behind me Satan! Lol. So yesterday I went to pick up my Wal-Mart order. Wal-Mart pickup has been an enabler for me b/c I was able to sneak food inside the house without kids being able to see the sweets that I was buying. Anyway, so I get home and start taking things out of the trunk, and I have received what looks like half of someone else's order. And of course it has one of my biggest temptations - Double Stuffed Oreos. Apparently Oreo also makes ice cream bars b/c some of those were in there too.

I've tried returning food to Wal-Mart before when they've given me extra things, and they just won't take them. So now these cookies live in my closet. I might just donate them to a food pantry or something. There were other things in there that I don't usually eat, like baked beans and juices/teas.

But why couldn't this have happened when I was still eating whatever I wanted? LOL.

Anyway, I have stayed strong, and am trying to stick to the plan. Slow and steady wins the race.

View Diet Calendar, 11 September 2023:

1013 kcal

Fat: 49.34g | Prot: 57.26g | Carbs: 92.31g. Breakfast: Wal-Mart Spicy Guacamole Mini Cups, Broccoli. Lunch: Kale, Honeysuckle White Sweet Italian Turkey Sausage, Classico Fire Roasted Tomato & Garlic Pasta Sauce, Great Value Italian Stewed Tomatoes, Wegmans Sliced Baby Bella Mushrooms, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Salmon. Dinner: Sweet Red Peppers, Chicken Tenders, Kikkoman Panko Japanese Style Bread Crumbs, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Onions. Snacks/Other: Lifesavers Wint-O-Green Mints (1). more...

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As I have discovered, best to get the trigger foods out of the house ASAP. There are those moments where if it is here, I will eat it.

11 Sep 23 by member: Annisworkingonit

if you return food anywhere in the U.S.A. by law they have to throw it away. So they usually tell you to keep it

11 Sep 23 by member: Missy7206

Donation is salvation! Church groups or college after school days care are my go to.

11 Sep 23 by member: SLYONE 22

do you have any friends that would possibly trade you for other items that you enjoy? I know it may seem strange to you but some of the things I do with some of my friends when this happens is we swap foods. So you have baked beans and teas and juices that you don't drink or maybe they have some food that you would like or have something that you would both take like flour or sugar or a base pantry item that would be useful for you over time just a thought that way you don't lose the value of the item and they gain something. But food pantries are always a good option and happy to receive any kind of donations as long as they're in date, and haven't been opened.

11 Sep 23 by member: Leah_guffey


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