(As a side note, we stopped at Sheetz for breakfast on Sunday morning. Check out how cute this Tabasco bottle is that they gave me with my Shmuffin.)
For example, after I got to work on Tuesday I quickly jotted down a menu for the day. Well, I didn't abide by the menu. First, I failed at Beck and actually gave myself a Choice and ate fries from Chick-fil-a (because I was craving Heinz), even though I had a healthy, homemade chicken parmesan awaiting me in my office. Even though I ate the fries, I knew I still had the Points+ for it. Then, I realized on the drive home from work that I forgot to account for that smoothie I had in the morning. Well that smoothie actually took away the graciousness of the Points+ I thought I had for those fries. So, basically I consumed all my Points+ by lunchtime Tuesday and I hadn't even eaten dinner!
I know that when I do manage to plan out my meals, I'm completely successful on the Plan. When I don't plan those meals, I often overeat either accidentally or on purpose and hence don't lose any weight or gain weight. It is that simple. Yet, it's not that simple.
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I've also tried meal planning one day at a time. However, I don't like to grocery shop through the week, so if I meal plan on such short notice, I can see it leaving me in a bind in that I may not have all the ingredients for a meal on hand.
Excuses. Excuses.
If you construct a meal plan, what is your strategy? Does anyone know of any meal plan/menu builders online that you find very useful? Or do you have a binder or some type of notebook that is even better? Please share your meal planning tips!!
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