My First Day of Weight Watchers
My first meal, 1 and half cups of strawberries, 1 banana, and 2 eggs
I get 25 points a day, the breakfast above was 8 points, so 17 left...lunch will be a fajita chicken wrap, and dinner is baked chicken with baked potato with broc. and cheese...hope that's 25 points...I need to add them up..LOL!
After thinking and thinking about it, I decided to start Weight Watchers yesterday. My starting weight is 179.4 and I am supposed to weigh between 122 and 150...so I have about 50-60 lbs. to loose. If you know me well, you know that I have an ADDICTION to DR. Pepper, so that's been really tough, I have slowly during the last few weeks weaned off to about 2 a day. I have a long road ahead, but I really want this. More to come later today!!
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