> I am doing this up date now, because it will be the two
> week mark on
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> Thanks for listen and for the advice.
> Angie
Good work, Angie!
Just make sure you're not setting yourself up for a "craving
crash." In other words, if you don't leave yourself a little
indulgence now and then, you start feeling deprived and then
before you know what happened, you're knee deep in Twinkies!
My little indulgence is the cookie (3 inch) when I get my
morning coffee. (They give them away at the supermarket, I
can't keep them in the house.)
One tip about the party: eat before you go so that you're
full.
You're doing great!
Angie - 18 Jun 2004 17:29 GMT
The reason I have given up so much of the junk food is because of doctors
orders. I have adult acene and until I get it cleared up there will be no
little indulgences. I am past my cravings stage and I do have a trick which
helps me if I do crave and that is to drink chocalate milk when ever I want
something I can't have and trust me it does work.
Thanks for taking time to read my post and for the suggestions I will
definelty keep them in mind.
Angie
> > I am doing this up date now, because it will be the two
> > week mark on
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>
> You're doing great!
OceanView - 18 Jun 2004 18:20 GMT
"Angie" <icouldbeurse@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> The reason I have given up so much of the junk food is
> because of doctors orders. I have adult acene and until I
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>>
>> You're doing great!
Chocolate milk is exactly the kind little indulgence I meant.
It satisfies the craving, but does no real damage. Keep on!
Angie - 19 Jun 2004 05:38 GMT
Thanks. It hasn't been eay concdering I work for Tim Horton's and we are
getting all kinds of new tasty little treats in the store.
Angie
> "Angie" <icouldbeurse@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:xLEAc.332781$Ar.41030@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers
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> Chocolate milk is exactly the kind little indulgence I meant.
> It satisfies the craving, but does no real damage. Keep on!
SnugBear - 19 Jun 2004 18:54 GMT
> Thanks. It hasn't been eay concdering I work for Tim Horton's and we
> are getting all kinds of new tasty little treats in the store.
oh my goodness. I just looked up Tim Horton's online and it looks a lot
like our Dunkin' Donuts with lunch added. I'm not sure I could work
there! I'd have to be on a permanent coffee high. You have my
admiration, Angie!
(still remembering the day I found out a glazed cruller had 490 calories
:-( )

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Angie - 19 Jun 2004 23:42 GMT
thanks. Yah most of our food is not worth waisting calories or points. But
I still have the soups and a bagel every now and then. And I make myself a
salade using what we would use for our sandwiches. And it helps. I live work
now feeling satisfied an not stuffed or feel gross cause I ate so much junk
Angie
> > Thanks. It hasn't been eay concdering I work for Tim Horton's and we
> > are getting all kinds of new tasty little treats in the store.
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> (still remembering the day I found out a glazed cruller had 490 calories
> :-( )
OceanView - 20 Jun 2004 17:36 GMT
> still remembering the day I found out a glazed cruller had
> 490 calories
>:-( )
I used to "substitute" the maple walnut scones, thinking they
were healthier than donuts. Then the 23 fat grams switched me to
bagels.
Angie - 20 Jun 2004 21:27 GMT
yes but even bagels aren't that great high in calories and carbs and most of
them are high in fat too.
Angie
> > still remembering the day I found out a glazed cruller had
> > 490 calories
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> were healthier than donuts. Then the 23 fat grams switched me to
> bagels.