Breakfast
Toast and honey, and a brew (Is it bad that I can’t start
the day without one?)
Lunch
I knew we would be having a buffet style salad for tea as a
help yourself kind of meal as we were having family round, so this style of
meal is much more casual, more sociable and easier for us to prepare before
hand. So for lunch I had sausages. Sausage sandwiches were on the menu for all,
but I was aware that I had eaten bread for breakfast, so I made the decision to
eat mine in a wrap with ketchup. Less than healthy, I know, but its Easter
Sunday.
Exercise
Tea
The Easter Sunday buffet! I admit that the appeal of this
was that I could control my own portion size, but on reflection this was
disadvantageous really. I over ate because I got carried away catching up with
family. But I’m not going to see this as a negative; now that I am aware of it
I can keep an eye on it in the future – like next weekend for example when we
have another similar family event taking place. However, it does mean I’ll have
to pay special attention to what I eat this week, and maybe even try to up the
exercise a little more – I’m feeling adventurous!
Bonus!
I am a massive lover of Pinterest and have been for a while
now. I have a fitness board on it, and never really knew what to fill it with.
Recently, I have been stumbling across some healthy eating ideas (maybe I’ll
actually try them one day…) but never really knew what to post in it as
motivation. I don’t like the technique that some others prefer, of pinning
people with their perfect body. Fair enough, if that works for you, but for me
it’s unrealistic to think I could look like that, nor would I want to be that
thin – it’s just not one of my aims.
So I decided to search for some motivational, health related
Pinterest quotes, and thought I would share an example of my motivation with
you.
One of my favourites is a simple one, but acts as a reminder
for why I am doing this: ‘focus on health, not on weight.’
On a final note here’s a little something that amuses me,
and I definitely wish it worked like this: ‘I wish that each time I pinned
weight loss tips on Pinterest I could magically lose 5 pounds.’
Extra Note
I may or may not continue posting everyday, I am unable to continue with the Wii workout as a 30 day fitness challenge for certain reasons (i.e. not being in a house with a Wii!) and am aware my food is less than exciting. However, I really like blogging so might try and think of other topics to write about in the future so that when I have established a healthy lifestyle and feel fitter, I can continue to blog. Any suggestions are welcome!!!
Instead of posting daily, maybe you could do a monthly fitness round up? :) I've been enjoying health related posts recently because I'm trying to get fit myself so I know I'll be an avid reader x
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Ooh yeah that's a great idea, thanks! Will hopefully motivate me to actually get fitter too! x
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