Topic: I left w/ no doughtnut

 

AJRum

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drinker Went in to the Bakery down the street from my office, I was out of diet coke... & I actually left w/ just the diet coke! I fell off the wagon for a couple months, but, I think I'm really going to do it this time!

   

patrice27

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way to go!!!

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missymoo2

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smile I know that feeling. I work in an office, and I swear everytime I walk in the kitchen, it is donuts, or bagels, or cookies. Usually, I just run out the side door of the kitchen and go walk the stairs to keep from eating everything in sight. I so do not have self control. Good luck with resisting the temptations!
   

lkharris

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There's a piece of pumpkin cheesecake in there now calling my name.... I will resist and chew gum!
   

bettersusan

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I'm trying to avoid the huge bowl of Halloween candy that my little ones brought home the other night!!
   

bettersusan

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Blombie

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GREAT JOB!!! I was just talking to my friend about how hard it is to say "no" when presented with temptations like that! We just have to take it one small step at a time.....





   

Makai

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It's funny how people bring in all that junk food for the office. The office I used to work for brought in yogurt and fruit along with all those other goodies like bagels and cream cheese, cinnamon rolls, pies, cookies, ect. Co-workers would bring in fruit and vegetables from their gardens too which was a nice reminder that not all office food should be full of refined sugar and bad carbs.


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jenners22

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That's great! I have had a donut addiction in the past and I am a firm believe that if you have foods in your "can eat" list or bucket or whatever, that is the food you are going to crave like crazy! So I let myself have a donut once a month. It may be wrong, but it keeps me from binging and eating all the donuts I can in one sitting.

Congrats on the restraint, though! drinker

   

Mangoaddict

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Congrats! These moments only make us realise that WE CAN DO IT. I am so proud of you for turning away from temptation. drinker
The best inspiration is not to outdo others, but to outdo ourselves.



   

annhjk

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QUOTE:

There's a piece of pumpkin cheesecake in there now calling my name.... I will resist and chew gum!


I craving a pumpkin bar with cream cheese frosting so badly! Unfortunately, if I make them, I'm the only one that will eat any so I have to put off makign them until I have a reason (which might be thanksgiving!)
   

Advengirl

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Woo! Congrats!!! :D
That's a pretty big accomplishment :D

Everyone's talking about office sabotage here...
I recent took a new job (okay- 6mo ago) and I'm the one in charge of keeping stuff stocked in the kitchen (company cc- lol). I'm surrounded by complete sugarholics and have to buy M&Ms (peanut & plain), starbursts, gummy starbursts, sourpatch kids & a neverending supply of sodas out the yin-yang.

I've gotten to where I allow myself ONE serving o' candy, once a week. And it's tough.
(Yet I STILL don't know how you passed up the dounut!)


We can do this!
   

Georg

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That's pretty amazing!
Good for you.





   

jdp21

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Congrats! It gets so much easier to avoid temptation as you go on. :-) And then it's even greater when you get to the point where you can have a little treat like that and not feel like you suddenly have to eat a bunch more.

   
 
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