Weight: 338.4 lbs
(153.5 kg)
BMI: 43.4
Waist: 56 in (142.2 cm)
WtHr: 75.7%
Breakfast: Bacon
and Eggs
Lunch: Stroganoff Casserole
Dinner: Strip
Steak
Drinks: Couple cups of Coffee black, Kroger Energy Shot,
Sugar Free Rockstar, Kroger Seltzer Water Cranberry Lime
Weeks
Sober 2 (Day 19)
Last night the
meditation was kind of strange. I was able to meditate without
falling asleep just fine, and I did feel calm after the breathing
session, but the “Stress” tracker on my watch said that the level
of stress that I was experiencing had gone up instead of down like in
previous sessions. I did fall asleep quite easily last night.
Strangely the app said that I didn't get to sleep until 2:30 this
morning, even though I went to bed closer to midnight. That first
doctors appointment when the doctor asked me how well I usually sleep
I asked him how much he trusted smartwatches to track sleep, and he
seemed to think that they are pretty accurate.
Bit of a hard
time getting going this morning. Had sharp pains in the feet again
today. I've been doing really good on the diet, and the weight is
going down, but I think real progress is going to start once I start
doing the weight lifting. Many sources online say that the best way
to lose fat is lifting heavy things. I am thinking about joining the
YMCA for their weight room and I am curious if swimming helps with
fat loss as well. Of course nothing is going to happen until I start
doing it. The one of the real questions is going to be how to find
the time to get started. I'm sure getting started is the main
challenge. I'm sure once I get started it'll be easy to do, “A body
at rest tends to stay at rest” and all of that. It's amazing how
many laws of physics apply to human biology and psychology.
Had a rough time
today at work, again this isn't “Mark whines about work blog” but
had some people not show up for work and some people who did show up
for work who might as well not have. It was 5 in the afternoon, we
had one register open and I was running the self checkout. I was
bouncing all around the self checkout area like a hyperactive ping
pong ball while one lady was yelling about how she was wanting to use
her food stamp card that she said was empty, three or four people
were buying beer, and one guy wanted some cigars, what kind of
cigars? “The green ones, or maybe the blue one” and people were
yelling at me to open up more registers because people were standing
in line. And this was after I spent the first half of the day running
around the store because so many people assume since I know so much
about the store they want me to do so much around the store AT THE
SAME TIME. One lady told me that I needed to get out of there before
I lose my mind. And if I had a couple thousand dollars in my bank
accounts I would have been. And after the “Sunset Stampede” did
calm down one of the carry-outs who is on the last nerve of the
managers is doing a very good impression of what is known as “Quiet
Quitting”
Needles to say
“The Demon” was kind of strong this evening on the way home but I
just stuck to the seltzer water again. The warm fuzzy blanket effect
that beer makes would have been nice, but I'm trying to avoid that
for many reasons.
My feet were
really appreciative of the ice pack that I keep in the freezer. It is
a flat pack that I think is more designed for something that you'd
put into a cooler with your food. I had an old water bottle in the
freezer for a while, but I have seemed to have misplaced that one and I'm going to need to replace it. It wont be hard its just a liter bottle of the sparkling flavored water that I used to pick up all of the time refilled with tap water.
Had a strip steak for dinner tonight. It was one that was in one of the "Family Packs" that I had picked up last week. People online when talking about the Keto/carnivore diets bring up the concern that meat is really expensive. And yes it really isn't exactly cheep, but it really is filling. And while that "Family Pack" of steaks was close to $50, it had four steaks in it which I'll eat each as one meal. And $50 divided by 4 is $12.50 which wasn't that far off of what I used to spend at Taco John's or Spangles (not sponsored, not that would be a very good advertisement) And I was good with eating just that one steak by itself (and a bit of butter)
It is a strange world we live in where a strip steak is comparable in price to a supposedly "cheap" fast food dinner.
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