In the last three months, I've actually started reading those menu statistics--first at McDonalds (on the day I had a Big Mac--650 calories--and two McChickens--450 calories--for lunch) and later at Ruby Tuesdays (most of their burgers, not counting fries and other sides, rocket above 1000 calories).
I gained the proverbial fifteen pounds that everybody wants to lose about a year ago, and now I'm trying madly to get rid of it before it becomes twenty pounds, thirty pounds, or forty pounds. I have pictures of my mom (who I love) dancing in my head as incentive.
Have you checked out Fitday.com? It's like an online journal for your food intake, although you could just be like Samuel Pepys and write it down in your live-journal. (Well, like Samuel Pepys might've done if he'd been around for live journal.)
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Date: 2004-08-20 09:03 pm (UTC)In the last three months, I've actually started reading those menu statistics--first at McDonalds (on the day I had a Big Mac--650 calories--and two McChickens--450 calories--for lunch) and later at Ruby Tuesdays (most of their burgers, not counting fries and other sides, rocket above 1000 calories).
I gained the proverbial fifteen pounds that everybody wants to lose about a year ago, and now I'm trying madly to get rid of it before it becomes twenty pounds, thirty pounds, or forty pounds. I have pictures of my mom (who I love) dancing in my head as incentive.
Have you checked out Fitday.com? It's like an online journal for your food intake, although you could just be like Samuel Pepys and write it down in your live-journal. (Well, like Samuel Pepys might've done if he'd been around for live journal.)