GRUMPY.

[mebfeath]

Yes, that's right. Grumpy.

I am on a diet. A ridiculous diet. This diet involves no wheat, no sugar and no yeast. And considering dairy products are already a touchy subject, very few of those.

What does this leave me to eat, I hear you ask. Well, very little.

- Vegies (limited potatoes)
- Salad (no dressing)
- Meat (including chicken and fish)
- Nuts (no pistachios or hazelnuts)
- .....

Yes, that's about it. It's quite ridiculous.

FOUR TO EIGHT WEEKS.

I am actually beginning to possibly feel sorry for my classes over the next two months. I'm probably going to have slightly less grace than I normally do...

Off to assembly I go.

Comments

[coltsbane.livejournal.com]

Big sigh. If you guys like similar stuff, I would recommend cooking the same meat for the both of you - even if Da Man's is prepared differently. That way, you don't have to worry about getting grumbly at the smell of something that you'd much rather have.

If you're on any sort of portion control, weigh yours up in advance (I have a few weeks' worth in my freezer all portioned out and ready to go). Actually, in general if you can pre-prepare stuff, you'll get through it a lot easier. Having to prepare something I know I don't want to eat is what gets me. Oh! And the microwave is your friend with steaming vegetables and stuff. Way faster.

And make sure you treat yourself SOMEHOW once a week. Even if it's a sauce you're allowed to have or a snack you normally wouldn't have but can get away with or the diet will eat away at you and not in the physical way!

PS: Homemade soup. Goes good in big batches for freezing.

[mebfeather.livejournal.com]

I just did a whole big reply and LJ ate it. *kicks*

Iain will be eating what I eat. :D It's ok, really - I can have quiches, and sweet and sour pork (minus sugar), and other yum stuff, so he'll be ok. And it's only 6-8 weeks, so he can deal. ;) I'll let him get pizza and stuff if he wants, but I'll just make sure I'm out of the room when he eats it. ;)

I've been treating myself to potato chips and coffee. Just a little coffee, and a handful of potato chips every couple of days, but it's enough to keep me going. You're completely right - the battle is not physical; it's all in your head! Argh!

Thankyou for all your awesome tips. They're fantastic. You're my hero.