Thurs.
Breakfast:
Bananna & Orange with Milk
Coffee (shot of 2% milk + 2 packs of sugar added) + Sugar and Cinnamon Bagel courtesy of Einstein Brothers in Coffman.
Lunch:
Orange chicken & fried rice from panda express.
20 oz Coke
1 bag of jalepeno kettle chips
Old Chicago
4 12 oz beers
plate of italian nachos
Friday.
Lunch:
Jimmy John's Pepe Sub
20 oz coke
Dinner:
8" pizza
pink lemonade
St Cloud:
6 jello shots
3 16 oz beers
Sat.
Breakfast:
gratutitous amounts of water via IHOP serving staff
2 pancakes
2 eggs, over easy
2 pieces of bacon
Lunch:
Turkey & cheese Sandwich
glass of water
Dinner:
8" pizza
glass of water
Jersey Shore Theme party:
6 16oz beers
2 polls of vodka
1 glass pinot grigio
Looking back at this diet I'd have to say that most of what I eat is on the go. I'm usually either working, doing school work, on my way to class, or at party and I think my diet is a pretty accurate depiction of eating on the go minus the beer (lots of fast food, pop, portable edibles, etc.)
It's funny, because my food journal was all pizza, candy, chips, and alcohol, which looks nutritionally similar (shitty) to yours.
ReplyDeleteBut I would say, though I'm also frequently on-the-go during the week, my non-weekend eating habits are generally much, much healthier than what my journal implies.
I would guess your eating habits are always similar because, regardless of the day of the week, you're on-the-go. I am far, far lazier on the weekend, and the poor eating habits reflected in that are due to never having any food in my house, and consequently turning to the corner store nearby for snacks.
Eating on-the-go is really hard to do well.
ReplyDeleteI hope you tipped the IHOP people well. Siphoning water to the hopeless hungover is a real pain in the ass for servers.
well, it Doesn't matter what diet/plan/party you're on, the hardest obstacle in dieting is control hunger pangs and cravings.
ReplyDeleteYou might like to try out a product that does exactly that: fresh-frozen Hoodia (a well known appetite depressant) in the form of small and convenient ice cubes – hence its name, the ice cube diet.
It just helps you eat less and makes your dieting easier.
http://www.icecubediet.com/
Good luck to you all and for those who do try it out, please do share your experiences with me – John - icecube.john@gmail.com.
The ice cube diet, never heard of that... interesting.
ReplyDeleteI never have time to cook anything, so on weekdays I usually eat microwave meals, or stop by Burger King on my way home from school.