LL Dy 117 - confessional ...
.... So, here comes weekly confession. This is sgetting to be a habit, and not a good one.
I first fell off the LL wagon on day 84 or so, and have struggled ever since.
Last weekend we were in Switzerland, have now just got back from Portugal. What a glamorous life, eh?! :-)
I'd done ok all week, although felt hungry all the time. On Friday I put the LL packs in the suitcase, with every intention of staying abstinant.
Got to Heathrow and it all went wrong. The BA lounge had food everywhere! I started off saying I wasn't having any but Andrew tucked into the sandwiches and wine - and why not - but my resolve weakened pretty quickly and I tucked in too.
Felt pretty ill shortly afterwards, not to mention guilty. Flight was delayed and it was 10.30 by the time we got to Lisbon. Was pretty much straight to bed so I couldn't be tempted again. Although I did try the chocolate the hotel had left out!
Stuck to packs on Saturday. Had a shake whilst everyone else tucking into lunch and felt quite pleased with myself. Even went out to dinner at a restaurant which had absolutely no veggie food on the menu so I was fine having another shake as everyone ate.
Then it all got the better of me. Found myself dragging Andrew around the streets of Lisbon looking for Portugese custard tarts. Eventually found some, but they were mass-produced and a bit plasticky. Would have bought chocolate if I could have found any.
Today was yet another new day and new start. Yeah, right. Got me as far as the airport. In the lounge they had proper custard tarts. So, I had to try one! And another. Don't even remember how many I ate. The lounge staff must have been disgusted!
But, the holiday is over and I am now back on the wagon. I don't have any other social engagements for the next few weeks (other than a pub quiz, and I can cope with that) so I determined to stay on track. Must get over the complacency.
Only have half a stone to go before I start management. Well, I did. Have a nasty feeling I'll have put on at WI tomorrow.

