April 9, 2012: Post 100, Day 100
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Today's Weight: 198.8 lbs
Yesterday's Weight: 201.8 lbs
Net Loss/Gain: - 3.0 lbs
Daily weight from December 31, 2011 -June 30, 2012. |
Year 2012 daily weight from December 31, 2011. |
Yesterday's fast worked out well as far as today's weight check. A little late snack didn't hurt at all, and I lost everything I gained on Cheat day, and then some. Which is, I guess, a good thing.
Daily Comment:
We were thrown, first by J's illness (about which I feel terrible, since he is certain I was his typhoid Mary), then by the stage setup and monitor sound. So something sounds wrong, and we're each, individually, trying to fix it, and listening to see, did we get it? And we're thinking, evaluating, more thinking. And all the thinking results in a death spiral of more thinking about what we're doing. You can't play like that. It isn't possible. And your performance reflects what's happening.
And even if you manage to fool the audience, you can't fool your selves, your band-mates. It feels terrible.
Then, you have to shake it off and move on.
Food Log
Breakfast
Green protein shake: kale, almond milk, an egg, vanilla whey protein powder (36g protein), vanilla, cinnamon, stevia-inulin blend.
Lunch
Snack
Baby carrots, celery, and home-made mayonnaise.
Dinner
Liquid Intake
Coffee: 42 oz, Water: 64+ ozGreen protein shake: kale, almond milk, an egg, vanilla whey protein powder (36g protein), vanilla, cinnamon, stevia-inulin blend.
Lunch
Smoked turkey breast on Spring Mix greens with red cabbage and balsamic vinaigrette. |
Snack
Baby carrots, celery, and home-made mayonnaise.
Dinner
Dal Tadka (lentil curry) and broccoli. Not shown: Chocolate protein shake (vanilla whey protein (24g protein), cocoa, almond milk, stevia-inulin blend. |
Liquid Intake
2 Comments:
I am even more amazed, lately, by how active you are. I'd bet that has more to do with maintaining your weight than the food regime.
But, again, what do I know.
Being active doing the thing I love (playing bass) certainly helps, but mostly because it keeps my attitude positive.
I think it actually does as much harm as good with weight maintenance, because it contributes to my poor sleep hygiene by ensuring an irregular, and usually late bed time; and getting enough sleep, which I rarely do, is supposed to have a big positive effect on weight control.
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