I know everyone is being kind but it makes my already hard journey even harder. Maybe if I was further along my path, saying no and not being stressed by it would come much easier. For now, it doesn't come easy at all. But I am pushing through. I have my copy of The End of overeating right at my desk and go back to read it to diffuse my food thoughts.
I am working tomorrow and will be off Thursday. There's a department brunch to get through and then I shall be free of work food haha at least until Monday. I came home with 3 dozen cookies homemade and a huge tin of pure butter shortbread cookies. With all these cookies (that will soon find their forever home) it hit me that I would have rater welcomed another darn mug to my collection!
My LUNCHBOX OF THE NEXT DAY is a repeat from today.
We are having Christmas Eve dinner tomorrow so I might just have a protein shake for breakfast and wait for dinner. But If brunch gets hard to navigate I can always go to my cheese and nuts. I will see how it goes. Until next time!
I'm being brought in a bacon and cheese breakfast burrito with no beans, rice, or potatoes in it for brekkie tomorrow. Can't wait to surgically dissect it from its tortilla. :) Then we are having a nice tri tip for dinner, before a late mass. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm with you, sistah. I feel like posting a big rant on it. Or just a post somewhere about how I know people mean well, but consider me allergic to sugar. Or consider that I've been previously diagnosed-I HAVE-as pre diabetes. I have beat that, but I just can't eat sugar. I'd rather no gift at all than a sugar gift. PRETTY PLEASE WITH NO SUGAR ON TOP.
I know they mean well, but talk about (slowly) killing with kindness! Give me a $5 Starbucks gift card. Or an IOU to lunch. Or a pretty box of thank you cards. (you can still buy those, right?) Or a jar of cashews. (if it must be food.) Or a $5 iTunes gift card. ALLL nice, cheap, not sugar gifts. But it's not my friends or family that do it (they know better)...it's vendors, and a few co-workers. Yeesh. Seriously. If a few of us don't step up to the plate and point out things, it will just continue every year, to infinity and beyond. Or until THEY keel over from a diabetic coma themselves... :o