I recently posted about my addiction to food delivery.
Sunday I ordered a milkshake and fries to work. Monday morning I signed into my DoorDash account from my laptop and changed the password to some auto-generated string of random letters and numbers and uninstalled the app from my phone. In case that wasn't enough I made it so that I cannot install any apps without my password which I do not know as I just use FaceID for everything.
I haven't ordered anything all week. Five days, though to be fair I only worked Wednesday and Thursday. It's still something.
Aside from that I have also cooked myself at least dinner every day this week. I went to the grocery store on Tuesday to restock a few things, decided to get everything I needed to make stir-fry. That's a lot of produce for just one person, so I ended up making stir-fry a few nights and fajitas one night since I had everything to do that as well. It's all been delicious, I can't remember when I last made stir-fry.
I am using up all or at least nearly all of the produce I am buying, and I feel really good about that. I often times in the past bought a lot of good food with the intention of making all sorts of meals for myself only for it to go bad and get tossed. I feel a lot of guilt wasting food.
I am making a serious effort to up my water intake. I keep a giant cup of water with me all times when I'm home and my water bottle when I'm working.
Lastly, I started logging my intake again, weighing everything to ensure accuracy. I don't have a caloric goal in mind as of now, I'm more just trying to get a sense of how much I am eating every day. I am not trying to lose weight right now. I'd be happy to maintain my current weight (135-140) until winter is over when I'm able to be more active again.
I know it's only been a short time, but I figured maybe throwing all of this into the void may give me more motivation to hold myself accountable.
Thank you for the advice and support on my last post, and thank you for reading!
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