Eek.
So the first day of this was good in terms of following the rules, but not great in terms of actual nutrition.
DailyPlate.com reports my caloric/fat intake as 1957 cals/87 g.
The teacher friends and I were seduced by the fabulous chips and spinach queso at our local Mexican restaurant, which is where I consumed the bulk of my cals/fat. The burrito itself wasn't so bad, and I did great at breakfast and I doubt we'll be there again in the next 30 days so I'm glad I ate what I did, and I'm glad I got to see them most of all.
Breakfast: Fiber One w/Raisin cereal, skim milk, banana, black tea w/Sweet n Low
Lunch: Black bean Monterey burrito, copious amounts of chips and dip, Diet Coke, water
Dinner: Leftover bean burrito, refried beans, Spanish rice, Edy's no sugar butter pecan ice cream, raspberries, Diet cream soda, water
Water intake: 132 oz (woot)
Exercise: About 30-45 minutes of softball practice. Daily Plate calculates I burned around 350 calories for this, but I think they're dirty overexaggerating liars. Although I did fall to the grass in exhaustion and laid there apathetically while my friend Jen's 125 lb. Malamute made out with me.
Saw people: Check
Went outside: Check
Day 1 is a success, I think.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Challenge Day One
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3 comments:
That is absolutely a success. Way to go. I assume we will be getting play by play softball game updates as well.
I agree -- success. To go out and have Mexican food and still keep your food intake at under 2000 calories is fantastic. I could eat 2000 calories of chips alone, especially if I washed them down with margaritas.
I like that your challenge is not just about weight loss, too. Getting outside and seeing people are definitely worthwhile goals.
Looks amazing to me! Good for you!
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