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Reply #60 posted 10/11/08 6:19am

CarrieMpls

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JerseyKRS said:

okay, this is the god's honest truth....

I eat WHATEVER I want, WHENEVER I want. I don't care about health (I mean, I do, but not to the point of "ugh, I won't eat that! It's so unhealthy!" rolleyes ) I don't care if I'm fat, I'm HAPPY.

nod

Food is one of the greatest things on this stupid planet. I couldn't imagine not being able to indulge in it.


Sometimes I feel exactly that way. I looooove good food. Love it. Love it. Love it. I agree it's one of the greatest things on the planet. And since I quit drugs years and years ago, stopped smoking and have all but given up drinking I've got no vices left, dammit! lol And my tastes towards good food are mostly healthy even, except for my thing for desserts and sweets.

But if I eat whatever I want whenever I want, I become morbidly obese! lol And we're not even talking mass quantities of food. I simply don't eat obscene amounts. And yet I'm 60-ish pounds overweight.

I'm just trying to find the right balance.
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Reply #61 posted 10/11/08 8:44am

virginie74

CarrieMpls said:

JerseyKRS said:

okay, this is the god's honest truth....

I eat WHATEVER I want, WHENEVER I want. I don't care about health (I mean, I do, but not to the point of "ugh, I won't eat that! It's so unhealthy!" rolleyes ) I don't care if I'm fat, I'm HAPPY.

nod

Food is one of the greatest things on this stupid planet. I couldn't imagine not being able to indulge in it.


Sometimes I feel exactly that way. I looooove good food. Love it. Love it. Love it. I agree it's one of the greatest things on the planet. And since I quit drugs years and years ago, stopped smoking and have all but given up drinking I've got no vices left, dammit! lol And my tastes towards good food are mostly healthy even, except for my thing for desserts and sweets.

But if I eat whatever I want whenever I want, I become morbidly obese! lol And we're not even talking mass quantities of food. I simply don't eat obscene amounts. And yet I'm 60-ish pounds overweight.

I'm just trying to find the right balance.



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Reply #62 posted 10/11/08 8:46am

virginie74

morning : 3 coffees, black.

lunch : grounded meat, lettuce, cashews, cheese

no snacks

some more coffee lol


dinner : ?
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Reply #63 posted 10/11/08 8:50am

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I totally indulged for breakfast this morning.

Toasted whole grain bun with monterey jack cheese, 3 slices veggie bacon, thinly sliced apple and apricot preserves.

drool
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Reply #64 posted 10/11/08 8:56am

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CarrieMpls said:

JerseyKRS said:

okay, this is the god's honest truth....

I eat WHATEVER I want, WHENEVER I want. I don't care about health (I mean, I do, but not to the point of "ugh, I won't eat that! It's so unhealthy!" rolleyes ) I don't care if I'm fat, I'm HAPPY.

nod

Food is one of the greatest things on this stupid planet. I couldn't imagine not being able to indulge in it.


Sometimes I feel exactly that way. I looooove good food. Love it. Love it. Love it. I agree it's one of the greatest things on the planet. And since I quit drugs years and years ago, stopped smoking and have all but given up drinking I've got no vices left, dammit! lol And my tastes towards good food are mostly healthy even, except for my thing for desserts and sweets.

But if I eat whatever I want whenever I want, I become morbidly obese! lol And we're not even talking mass quantities of food. I simply don't eat obscene amounts. And yet I'm 60-ish pounds overweight.

I'm just trying to find the right balance.


60lbs overweight by there's-only-one-right-weight standards.

All of the women on this thread carefully monitoring their calories. . . I mean, whatever, but it kinda bums me out. Not that I don't understand why we go there.

iDunno. You could walk into my kitchen right now and eat ANYthing there and it's healthy, nourishing stuff. Zero junk food. All vegan (oh, except cream for the boyfriends' coffee). So, when I'm hungry, I walk in there and get something to eat. Dammit.

Being super fucking broke this summer, I stopped eating out, made everything from scratch (down to baking bread and granola), and had limited access to food for the first time in my privileged life. I wondered if I'd lose weight. Nope. Frankly, it wasn't that big of a change from my normal. My body is just absurdly efficient, and if I eat enough to feel ok, then I'm fat. Period.

Fuck it! Gawd, I'm proud of how well I take care of myself 95% of the time (the other 5% being mostly intoxicants, and mostly gin lol ). Proud of my healthy, planet-friendly diet. Proud of my strong, tan arms that propelled me through my summer vacation. Proud of my big smooshy body that a few sexy people can't seem to keep their hands off of. PROUD.

And I wish I could wave a magic wand and make the rest of you beautiful women proud all day, every day.


/rant


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Reply #65 posted 10/11/08 9:25am

tackam

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CarrieMpls said:

I totally indulged for breakfast this morning.

Toasted whole grain bun with monterey jack cheese, 3 slices veggie bacon, thinly sliced apple and apricot preserves.

drool


That sounds delish. Veggie bacon and apples, yummers! drool

My parents are taking me to Cafe Flora for brunch today. I will likely be having my favorite Flora feast of apricot yeast rolls, tofu scramble with roasted veggies, fruit, and coffee.

Though I have a cold and kinda feel like shit, so maybe just the scramble. Currently drinking some organic fruit/vegetable juice blend stuff so that I can stomach my meds. Bleh.
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Reply #66 posted 10/11/08 10:34am

Ottensen

tackam said:

CarrieMpls said:



Sometimes I feel exactly that way. I looooove good food. Love it. Love it. Love it. I agree it's one of the greatest things on the planet. And since I quit drugs years and years ago, stopped smoking and have all but given up drinking I've got no vices left, dammit! lol And my tastes towards good food are mostly healthy even, except for my thing for desserts and sweets.

But if I eat whatever I want whenever I want, I become morbidly obese! lol And we're not even talking mass quantities of food. I simply don't eat obscene amounts. And yet I'm 60-ish pounds overweight.

I'm just trying to find the right balance.


60lbs overweight by there's-only-one-right-weight standards.

All of the women on this thread carefully monitoring their calories. . . I mean, whatever, but it kinda bums me out. Not that I don't understand why we go there.

iDunno. You could walk into my kitchen right now and eat ANYthing there and it's healthy, nourishing stuff. Zero junk food. All vegan (oh, except cream for the boyfriends' coffee). So, when I'm hungry, I walk in there and get something to eat. Dammit.

Being super fucking broke this summer, I stopped eating out, made everything from scratch (down to baking bread and granola), and had limited access to food for the first time in my privileged life. I wondered if I'd lose weight. Nope. Frankly, it wasn't that big of a change from my normal. My body is just absurdly efficient, and if I eat enough to feel ok, then I'm fat. Period.

Fuck it! Gawd, I'm proud of how well I take care of myself 95% of the time (the other 5% being mostly intoxicants, and mostly gin lol ). Proud of my healthy, planet-friendly diet. Proud of my strong, tan arms that propelled me through my summer vacation. Proud of my big smooshy body that a few sexy people can't seem to keep their hands off of. PROUD.

And I wish I could wave a magic wand and make the rest of you beautiful women proud all day, every day.


/rant


hug
[Edited 10/11/08 8:57am]



Great post, and I love your food choices, but I do find parts of what you're saying presumptous and slightly judgemental.

It's neither fair nor accurate to paint everyone with a broad stroke of the brush as calorie counters or women who don't feel beautiful, because they want take care about what they put into their bodies as nutrition. For the record I'm actually QUITE proud of the size I am...and other than the fact that I feel I need more water intake to improve my skin (though I'm told daily that my near 40-self still looks 26), I certainly don't feel as if I'm an ogre suffering from an inferiority complex.

I do know that being barely 5'4", there's only so much weight my small boned (pumpkin headed lol ) frame can take before I physically start to feel like shit, without energy, with a bad back exacerbated by loose stomach muscles. Excess weight also makes me snore like a jackhammer, greatly inhibits my ability to carry myself well in stillettos, and most importantly, is always a sign that I'm about to take myself to the threashold of Type 2 diabetes. Frankly I'm interested in none of the above.

So while I do understand your food choices (love granola, btw, I eat it in my whole wheat cereal all the time), and while I am very happy you've found the culinary groove that works for YOU, it would be nice if on a food discussion thread we could keep this on the level of "live and let live". We are all adults here capable of making the nutrition choices that work best for our individual lifestyles, without responses to what we choose to eat having a scoffing (and unwarranted) air of condescention about them sun


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Reply #67 posted 10/11/08 11:35am

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tackam said:



60lbs overweight by there's-only-one-right-weight standards.


Actually, that's the high end of my "acceptable" weight range. So 60-ish is pretty generous.

As for the rest, I hear ya. I do. If I had a magic wand I'd wave it too. lol But as I said, I'm just looking for balance.
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Reply #68 posted 10/11/08 11:55am

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Ottensen said:

I've been meaning to post a reply on this forever... confused ...I don't know where my head has been:

As usual I have green, white, or oolong tea with almost every meal...but I need to remember to drink.more.WATER. Lemme see, so far as I remember

THURSDAY:

-no breakfast, but used traditional Japanese breakfast as my brunch/lunch:
grilled fish, miso soup (red miso with root veggies), brown rice, cucumber salad

-homemade shrimp toast, sliced tomatoes & cabbage salad w/ sesame citrus dressing


FRIDAY:

-small piece terriaki mackeral, light miso soup w/ wakame & tofu, brown rice

- homemade gyoza, mixed salad with citrus dressing

- homemade cream of cauliflower soup w/veggies

TODAY:

- I'm making an Eggs Benedict variation this morning; poached egg on spelt or wheat toast slice topped with sliced tomato, an undecided protein (slice of turkey breast, or bit of salmon), and my lighter version of hollandaise, sprinkled with scallions on top.

-for snacks I have nuts lying around everywhere, and I always munch on red pepper strips or fresh broccoli

-for a sweet snack I have unsweetened yogurt, which I'll add bluberries and a bit of lavendar honey to.

-my second main dish today will be daikon fettucine in tomato sauce, with chopped basil and freshly grated parmesean. It's Marimoto recipe (the chef from Nobu and Iron Chef), but it's SO easy, and oddly filling!

....updates to come later


cool cool cool



Gawd! Everything you eat sounds good! drool
Reading your post was like reading a dirty novel

Can you just mail me my meals??? lol
If you will, so will I
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Reply #69 posted 10/11/08 11:56am

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virginie74 said:

morning : 3 coffees, black.

lunch : grounded meat, lettuce, cashews, cheese

no snacks

some more coffee lol


dinner : ?


no offense, but... barf

lol
that was the whole days worth of food?
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Reply #70 posted 10/11/08 1:14pm

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I don't really count calories,as it's not really apart of the program that I am doing (Weight Watchers),but after CarrieMpls post I thought it would be interesting to see how many I do eat in a day.I know that I need to add more fruits,and vegie's into my daily eating,just doesn't always happen. According to WW I should weight 108lbs. i look at that number,and think eek no way! lol I figure I will just keep going until I am where i feel most happy.
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Reply #71 posted 10/11/08 1:46pm

Ottensen

thekidsgirl said:

Ottensen said:

I've been meaning to post a reply on this forever... confused ...I don't know where my head has been:

As usual I have green, white, or oolong tea with almost every meal...but I need to remember to drink.more.WATER. Lemme see, so far as I remember

THURSDAY:

-no breakfast, but used traditional Japanese breakfast as my brunch/lunch:
grilled fish, miso soup (red miso with root veggies), brown rice, cucumber salad

-homemade shrimp toast, sliced tomatoes & cabbage salad w/ sesame citrus dressing


FRIDAY:

-small piece terriaki mackeral, light miso soup w/ wakame & tofu, brown rice

- homemade gyoza, mixed salad with citrus dressing

- homemade cream of cauliflower soup w/veggies

TODAY:

- I'm making an Eggs Benedict variation this morning; poached egg on spelt or wheat toast slice topped with sliced tomato, an undecided protein (slice of turkey breast, or bit of salmon), and my lighter version of hollandaise, sprinkled with scallions on top.

-for snacks I have nuts lying around everywhere, and I always munch on red pepper strips or fresh broccoli

-for a sweet snack I have unsweetened yogurt, which I'll add bluberries and a bit of lavendar honey to.

-my second main dish today will be daikon fettucine in tomato sauce, with chopped basil and freshly grated parmesean. It's Marimoto recipe (the chef from Nobu and Iron Chef), but it's SO easy, and oddly filling!

....updates to come later


cool cool cool



Gawd! Everything you eat sounds good! drool
Reading your post was like reading a dirty novel

Can you just mail me my meals??? lol


I swear to gawd that damn daikon fettucine in tomato sauce...it's just daikon radish peeled lengthwise with a vegetable peeler!!! And it's SOOOO good eek . I had it first at a restarant in Tokyo, then one of my friends made it with a good quality ready made sauce and it's incredible...the daikon takes the sauce so well and it's so easy. It's just damn raddish ribbons, sauce, chopped basil, and quality parmeseano. I have the original cookbook where Iron Chef/Nobu man breaks his recipe down. Sauce is easy to make, but if you have time or "I just don't feel like it" constraints, I learned at my friend's house the jarred sauces taste just as good lol I also found out that the peeled daikon ribbons last for a good 4-5 days in the fridge stored in a tuppeware type container, so you can assemble this in 5 minutes flat when you're in a hurry. I tried to find a copy of the recipe online, and lo and behold and old dude has been chillin' with Martha Stewert, there's actually a video on her site to show preparation. Here's another copy of the recipe though:

http://www.vikingrange.co...rod8600321
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Reply #72 posted 10/11/08 6:38pm

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Ottensen said:

tackam said:



60lbs overweight by there's-only-one-right-weight standards.

All of the women on this thread carefully monitoring their calories. . . I mean, whatever, but it kinda bums me out. Not that I don't understand why we go there.

iDunno. You could walk into my kitchen right now and eat ANYthing there and it's healthy, nourishing stuff. Zero junk food. All vegan (oh, except cream for the boyfriends' coffee). So, when I'm hungry, I walk in there and get something to eat. Dammit.

Being super fucking broke this summer, I stopped eating out, made everything from scratch (down to baking bread and granola), and had limited access to food for the first time in my privileged life. I wondered if I'd lose weight. Nope. Frankly, it wasn't that big of a change from my normal. My body is just absurdly efficient, and if I eat enough to feel ok, then I'm fat. Period.

Fuck it! Gawd, I'm proud of how well I take care of myself 95% of the time (the other 5% being mostly intoxicants, and mostly gin lol ). Proud of my healthy, planet-friendly diet. Proud of my strong, tan arms that propelled me through my summer vacation. Proud of my big smooshy body that a few sexy people can't seem to keep their hands off of. PROUD.

And I wish I could wave a magic wand and make the rest of you beautiful women proud all day, every day.


/rant


hug
[Edited 10/11/08 8:57am]



Great post, and I love your food choices, but I do find parts of what you're saying presumptous and slightly judgemental.

It's neither fair nor accurate to paint everyone with a broad stroke of the brush as calorie counters or women who don't feel beautiful, because they want take care about what they put into their bodies as nutrition. For the record I'm actually QUITE proud of the size I am...and other than the fact that I feel I need more water intake to improve my skin (though I'm told daily that my near 40-self still looks 26), I certainly don't feel as if I'm an ogre suffering from an inferiority complex.

I do know that being barely 5'4", there's only so much weight my small boned (pumpkin headed lol ) frame can take before I physically start to feel like shit, without energy, with a bad back exacerbated by loose stomach muscles. Excess weight also makes me snore like a jackhammer, greatly inhibits my ability to carry myself well in stillettos, and most importantly, is always a sign that I'm about to take myself to the threashold of Type 2 diabetes. Frankly I'm interested in none of the above.

So while I do understand your food choices (love granola, btw, I eat it in my whole wheat cereal all the time), and while I am very happy you've found the culinary groove that works for YOU, it would be nice if on a food discussion thread we could keep this on the level of "live and let live". We are all adults here capable of making the nutrition choices that work best for our individual lifestyles, without responses to what we choose to eat having a scoffing (and unwarranted) air of condescention about them sun


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Huh. Ok. I don't feel that I was "scoffing", and I wonder what it is that I said that doesn't fall under "live and let live"? I know that people read my posts as condescending sometimes, and while it's not my intention, I like to know when people take them that way. So, thanks. shrug

I certainly don't think that everybody who cares about nutrition is calorie counting because they don't think they're beautiful. But I know for sure that many, many, MANY women hate their bodies because they aren't the size they're "supposed" to be. It's basically considered a normal attitude. I think it's important for those of us who don't feel that way to speak up in this crazy culture. So I do. It seems like you took that as an attack, and I'm not sure that was warranted, based on what I actually said. . . sharing my reaction and feelings to my experience of this stuff. rose


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Reply #73 posted 10/11/08 7:23pm

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tackam said:

Ottensen said:




Great post, and I love your food choices, but I do find parts of what you're saying presumptous and slightly judgemental.

It's neither fair nor accurate to paint everyone with a broad stroke of the brush as calorie counters or women who don't feel beautiful, because they want take care about what they put into their bodies as nutrition. For the record I'm actually QUITE proud of the size I am...and other than the fact that I feel I need more water intake to improve my skin (though I'm told daily that my near 40-self still looks 26), I certainly don't feel as if I'm an ogre suffering from an inferiority complex.

I do know that being barely 5'4", there's only so much weight my small boned (pumpkin headed lol ) frame can take before I physically start to feel like shit, without energy, with a bad back exacerbated by loose stomach muscles. Excess weight also makes me snore like a jackhammer, greatly inhibits my ability to carry myself well in stillettos, and most importantly, is always a sign that I'm about to take myself to the threashold of Type 2 diabetes. Frankly I'm interested in none of the above.

So while I do understand your food choices (love granola, btw, I eat it in my whole wheat cereal all the time), and while I am very happy you've found the culinary groove that works for YOU, it would be nice if on a food discussion thread we could keep this on the level of "live and let live". We are all adults here capable of making the nutrition choices that work best for our individual lifestyles, without responses to what we choose to eat having a scoffing (and unwarranted) air of condescention about them sun


licking
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Huh. Ok. I don't feel that I was "scoffing", and I wonder what it is that I said that doesn't fall under "live and let live"? I know that people read my posts as condescending sometimes, and while it's not my intention, I like to know when people take them that way. So, thanks. shrug

I certainly don't think that everybody who cares about nutrition is calorie counting because they don't think they're beautiful. But I know for sure that many, many, MANY women hate their bodies because they aren't the size they're "supposed" to be. It's basically considered a normal attitude. I think it's important for those of us who don't feel that way to speak up in this crazy culture. So I do. It seems like you took that as an attack, and I'm not sure that was warranted, based on what I actually said. . . sharing my reaction and feelings to my experience of this stuff. rose


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tackam hug

It is important to speak out about these things -- I needed to hear what you said today. rose
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Reply #74 posted 10/11/08 7:27pm

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CarrieMpls said:

If I had a magic wand I'd wave it too. lol But as I said, I'm just looking for balance.


Me too, it isn't easy to find that balance, but you have to keep trying eh?! smile

Sometimes I'm just like "Grrr the hell with it!" wink

However I know I feel better when I do find that balance, when my body feel like it is out of control and out of balance the rest of my life can feel the same way. I wish it never had that power over me, but unfortunately it does.

It's a work in progress.
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Reply #75 posted 10/11/08 7:33pm

Simplicity

1/2 cup rice
2 cups steamed veggies
1/2 chicken breast
1 Yoplait yogurt
a shitload of sugar snap peas
1 Yoplait yogurt
A brocolli, onion, green pepper and chicken make-shift stromboli type-a-thang
2 glasses of 100% cranberry juice
boat loads of water
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Reply #76 posted 10/11/08 7:36pm

Simplicity

I should also add that I've a few Cosmo's and five or ten beers. We never count that. That's all just, like... well, free.
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Reply #77 posted 10/12/08 2:25am

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Diva said:

CarrieMpls said:

If I had a magic wand I'd wave it too. lol But as I said, I'm just looking for balance.


Me too, it isn't easy to find that balance, but you have to keep trying eh?! smile

Sometimes I'm just like "Grrr the hell with it!" wink

However I know I feel better when I do find that balance, when my body feel like it is out of control and out of balance the rest of my life can feel the same way. I wish it never had that power over me, but unfortunately it does.

It's a work in progress.


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Reply #78 posted 10/12/08 2:49am

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Mysterioso said:

Meal 1: Just Erin


Meal 2: Carrie


Meal 3: ZombieKitten

Meal 4: FunkMistress (Sorry, Jerz! I had to take your lunch money, bro!)

Finale: KidaDynamite



I'm quite full for the day! Until next time, ladies!


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Reply #79 posted 10/12/08 3:29am

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Moonbeam said:

Diva said:



Me too, it isn't easy to find that balance, but you have to keep trying eh?! smile

Sometimes I'm just like "Grrr the hell with it!" wink

However I know I feel better when I do find that balance, when my body feel like it is out of control and out of balance the rest of my life can feel the same way. I wish it never had that power over me, but unfortunately it does.

It's a work in progress.


You are the most beautiful thing my eyes have had the pleasure to see. love


You say the sweetest things. mushy
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Reply #80 posted 10/12/08 3:44am

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Far Out!!! I cant believe how some of u count calories like that and get through ure day eek eek
Not only would that drive me absolutely bonkers nutty I just dont have the time or the patience no no no!
And if ANYONE told me I was not allowed to eat chocolate at least once a day pissed stab
Besides...I really think as women we sometimes put far too much pressure on ourselves to be the "right" size. I mean if u really are over weight and want to be healthy by all means eat healthier and all, but for God's sake don't beat ureself up over it!!!
But I'll tell u something....Ive seen so many women torture themselves to be thinner...and when they get older they wind up looking like an old wrung out dish rag!! A bit of meat on ure bones makes u look a heck of alot healthier and less like a lizard thats been lying on a rock too long.....


Sorry Madonna lol
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Reply #81 posted 10/12/08 7:12am

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Diva said:

tackam said:



Huh. Ok. I don't feel that I was "scoffing", and I wonder what it is that I said that doesn't fall under "live and let live"? I know that people read my posts as condescending sometimes, and while it's not my intention, I like to know when people take them that way. So, thanks. shrug

I certainly don't think that everybody who cares about nutrition is calorie counting because they don't think they're beautiful. But I know for sure that many, many, MANY women hate their bodies because they aren't the size they're "supposed" to be. It's basically considered a normal attitude. I think it's important for those of us who don't feel that way to speak up in this crazy culture. So I do. It seems like you took that as an attack, and I'm not sure that was warranted, based on what I actually said. . . sharing my reaction and feelings to my experience of this stuff. rose


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tackam hug

It is important to speak out about these things -- I needed to hear what you said today. rose


I did too.

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Reply #82 posted 10/12/08 7:13am

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chillichocaholic said:

Far Out!!! I cant believe how some of u count calories like that and get through ure day eek eek
Not only would that drive me absolutely bonkers nutty I just dont have the time or the patience no no no!
And if ANYONE told me I was not allowed to eat chocolate at least once a day pissed stab
Besides...I really think as women we sometimes put far too much pressure on ourselves to be the "right" size. I mean if u really are over weight and want to be healthy by all means eat healthier and all, but for God's sake don't beat ureself up over it!!!
But I'll tell u something....Ive seen so many women torture themselves to be thinner...and when they get older they wind up looking like an old wrung out dish rag!! A bit of meat on ure bones makes u look a heck of alot healthier and less like a lizard thats been lying on a rock too long.....


Sorry Madonna lol


Not to mention, when I start losing weight my tits start losing their beautiful volume. Fuck that!

I'll take a bit of soft belly to go with the curve of my hips and the bounce of my boobs!

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Reply #83 posted 10/12/08 7:28am

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Saturday: 1 bowl whole oats, 1 banana, 2 cups coffee
1 six inch turkey Subway sub,Baked Lays, Orange Juice
Spinach salad w/ chilled grilled salmon, handfull of cashews
2 Jonathon appples
1 bowl of 3 bean chilli with whole grain brown rice
3 Tootsie Rolls
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Reply #84 posted 10/12/08 7:37am

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Wow. You people don't eat enough meat for me.

Here's my typical day:

Breakfast:
Milkshake: made w/ 1/2 cup skim milk, one raw egg yolk, 1 tbs wheat germ oil, 1/2 banana, and a dash of vanilla. All blended.


Lunch:
Grilled chicken breast. Big Salad, no dressing. Sliced Apple (or grapes).

Dinner:
Salmon, rice, green beans. 1/2 cup ice cream or some fruit like honeydew melon.



Today has just begun.
For breakfast I had 2 boiled eggs with a slice of whole wheat toast and some cantaloupe.

For lunch, I'll have some salmon or sardines with salad and an apple probably.

I don't know what I'll have for dinner, but it'll generally be 200-300 calories of meat (protein), then 100 calories of veggies. And I always leave room for dessert because it brings me pleasure.
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Reply #85 posted 10/12/08 7:39am

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Last night I went all out. But I'd hiked all afternoon, had only eaten breakfast and drank water all day and it was all local organic sustainable so there. hmph!

I had a few baked yam crisps with avocado kalamata dip. Only a few!

Then dinner was spicy scalloped yams. Which was thick slices of yam, skin-on, baked and just drops of a garlic-cauliflower "sauce" on top with cayenne-clove red beans.

Dessert was sharing (with 2 other people!) a piece of apple spice cake with a thin caramel sauce and mascerated raisins and a piece of gluten-free chocolate cake with almonds and an orange sauce.

Oh, and I had a glass of shiraz and a decaf coffee with dessert.



And now I have to walk 5 miles today. lol
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Reply #86 posted 10/12/08 10:21am

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Sunday's treats:

I wanted to utilize leftovers today so...

* Omlette w/ brown rice, shitake mushrooms, red bell pepper & chives
Grapefruit juice

* "Church Potluck" lunch: ham on wholewheat, salad, earl grey tea, a sliver of some cake that was waaaaay too sweet for me ( I don't like white sugar)

* Formal green tea ceremony that ncluded the most delicious tea afterwards

* Still full from lunch, opting for a quick dinner of madras curry w/ ginger cauliflower, lentils & tomatoes, over a bit of basmati. If i need a snack I just bought Nasi pears yesterday. They are Asian pears that are actually similar to an apple. Sliced with a bit of lemon and honey they're great!
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Reply #87 posted 10/12/08 10:41am

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FunkMistress said:

Diva said:



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It is important to speak out about these things -- I needed to hear what you said today. rose


I did too.

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Reply #88 posted 10/12/08 3:41pm

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FunkMistress said:

chillichocaholic said:

Far Out!!! I cant believe how some of u count calories like that and get through ure day eek eek
Not only would that drive me absolutely bonkers nutty I just dont have the time or the patience no no no!
And if ANYONE told me I was not allowed to eat chocolate at least once a day pissed stab
Besides...I really think as women we sometimes put far too much pressure on ourselves to be the "right" size. I mean if u really are over weight and want to be healthy by all means eat healthier and all, but for God's sake don't beat ureself up over it!!!
But I'll tell u something....Ive seen so many women torture themselves to be thinner...and when they get older they wind up looking like an old wrung out dish rag!! A bit of meat on ure bones makes u look a heck of alot healthier and less like a lizard thats been lying on a rock too long.....


Sorry Madonna lol


Not to mention, when I start losing weight my tits start losing their beautiful volume. Fuck that!

I'll take a bit of soft belly to go with the curve of my hips and the bounce of my boobs!

woot!


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Reply #89 posted 10/13/08 7:04am

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CarrieMpls said:



Sometimes I feel exactly that way. I looooove good food. Love it. Love it. Love it. I agree it's one of the greatest things on the planet. And since I quit drugs years and years ago, stopped smoking and have all but given up drinking I've got no vices left, dammit! lol And my tastes towards good food are mostly healthy even, except for my thing for desserts and sweets.

But if I eat whatever I want whenever I want, I become morbidly obese! lol And we're not even talking mass quantities of food. I simply don't eat obscene amounts. And yet I'm 60-ish pounds overweight.

I'm just trying to find the right balance.


60lbs overweight by there's-only-one-right-weight standards.

All of the women on this thread carefully monitoring their calories. . . I mean, whatever, but it kinda bums me out. Not that I don't understand why we go there.

iDunno. You could walk into my kitchen right now and eat ANYthing there and it's healthy, nourishing stuff. Zero junk food. All vegan (oh, except cream for the boyfriends' coffee). So, when I'm hungry, I walk in there and get something to eat. Dammit.

Being super fucking broke this summer, I stopped eating out, made everything from scratch (down to baking bread and granola), and had limited access to food for the first time in my privileged life. I wondered if I'd lose weight. Nope. Frankly, it wasn't that big of a change from my normal. My body is just absurdly efficient, and if I eat enough to feel ok, then I'm fat. Period.

Fuck it! Gawd, I'm proud of how well I take care of myself 95% of the time (the other 5% being mostly intoxicants, and mostly gin lol ). Proud of my healthy, planet-friendly diet. Proud of my strong, tan arms that propelled me through my summer vacation. Proud of my big smooshy body that a few sexy people can't seem to keep their hands off of. PROUD.

And I wish I could wave a magic wand and make the rest of you beautiful women proud all day, every day.


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