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Let's see, what has happened since last Thursday morning...
Thursday - May 31 - brought s'more kit to work and was allowed to set it up outside the doors of my reception area. I had one full s'more, one half s'more and a few graham crackers in lieu of breakfast and snack. Allergies started getting worse and started feeling terrible around 4pm +/-. Did nothing when I got home from work except cook a nice dinner (or did I?) I think I just had popcorn.
Friday - June 1 - 190.6 - woke up with a fever, called in to work nibbled on frozen fruit and had popcorn for lunch, no dinner. I don't think I drank anything besides a cup of coffe and a cup of tea. Couldn't do much for myself since I was really out of it.
Saturday - June 2 - 187.6 - dehydrated and weak but otherwise feeling loads better without the fever. Hurt to pee. Cleaned up house, steam cleaned, bought fruit for the week, had huge salad for lunch, loaded up on allergy meds and coffee because I had a catering that I couldn't get out of. Catered to a very french shabby chic wedding party. They were cute but all of them looked ridiculously like models. Got tipped heavily by a man who wanted nothing but pulled pork bbq and cole slaw. Snacked alot on the passed hors d'oeuvres. Went out for a scoop of ice cream and my first beer in a month.
Sunday - June 3 - 189.6 - Still dehydrated and weak. Realize that I've been constipated for two days and really feeling it now. Made it through church but felt so sleepy. Had popcorn and fruit for lunch. Had turkey and veggies for dinner. Chewed gum when I got munchies for dessert which worked.
Monday - June 4 - 189.6 - Still tired and weak, got releif from constipation, working on rehydrating myself. Having no problem still being on the plan. I like it, there's not a lot of guess work, and I feel in control. Its like a what-I-want-to-do Monday through Friday things. I'd do it through the weekend too, but it seems like something always comes up. It feels like I'm eating like a responsible adult and not a fun-loving 20-something.
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