I just wrapped up a fantastic weekend! I spent the weekend with Heather and we made the most of our time together.
Friday night it was dinner out and live theater in a "thrust" setting, where we were in the front row, literally three feet from the performers during parts of the play. We started Saturday early with a nice walk at the trail, then I was off to do my location broadcast while she hit the streets for her run. Saturday afternoon we dined with mom for a late lunch. It was Heather and Mom's first meeting. The two of them really hit it off!
We picked up Heather's daughter at her dorm Saturday evening and headed to the Red Dirt Film Festival for a 6pm screening, followed by a late dinner together. We were exhausted by the time we got back to my place.
It felt really good to sleep in today. I actually was up early around 7am, then decided to go back to sleep for awhile. It was needed and appreciated! A late brunch followed, then it was grocery shopping time followed by exercise at the trail. Heather did a four plus mile run and I did a 5K brisk walk. The exercise was amazing.
We were joined by Heather's son for a late lunch before they headed back home and I was left to allow the weekend to sink in thoroughly. It flew by pretty fast!
What was so good about it was how we went out, we enjoyed the time--but we still made our food and exercise choices important. It wasn't a weekend off by any stretch! It was very natural and enjoyable. My fitbit calorie adjustment in MyFitnessPal shows a record day as far as calories burned with well over 700. Even after ending the day with 1,787 calories, my net calories after exercise is 1,017, or 183 below my target of at least 1200 net. I'm going to be okay with this slight discrepancy today. It was a good day!
I did enjoy four meals out over the weekend, however, I'm very confident in my choices. I'm hoping the added sodium isn't too much of a hindrance come weigh day on Wednesday. I have plenty of time to drink more water, flushing it all out between now and then.
I'm looking forward to the upcoming week. I plan on getting in the pool again, more elliptical, spinning class at least a time or two and the start of a regular weight training routine at least three times per week. Increased water and more sleep are areas always in need of constant improvement.
I'm actually poised to hit the pillow before 10pm tonight. This is a drastic improvement! They keys to this happening: Getting the grocery shopping and workout finished early in the day. There's more I would like to do tonight--like answer some emails and read some blogs, but I'll wait until tomorrow. I need a good night's rest tonight, especially after a busy-fun weekend!
My Tweets today:
Using cup from last night. As I poured my house blend into cup, it started singing the Jefferson's theme. 30CX2=60 pic.twitter.com/tx1pjUaC3L
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Cheese omelet (2whole-2white) with muenster, topped with guac (44g avocado-15g light sr crm), Anjou pear. 480 cal. pic.twitter.com/NXqvT8HqcU
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Several things. I'm just really stoked that it's 12:41 pm and not 10:30 pm. #earlyshoppingtrip pic.twitter.com/n80AB3j7Dl
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Exercise time! 5K. Let's do it. pic.twitter.com/PepbAGlVaf
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Light snack before a late lunch! 1/2 serving rice chips and Laughing Cow light creamy swiss wedge. 105 cal. pic.twitter.com/qWxTdRlNL8
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Shredded chicken tacos with chips, guacamole and salsa. 580 cal. pic.twitter.com/yksO06TzlU
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 21, 2014
Bison sirloin (5.4oz), squash & asparagus pan seared with olive oil spray, mushroom cap w/marinara & swiss. 472 cal. pic.twitter.com/cunEjBWYDB
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 22, 2014
Medium Anjou pear. Juicy, ripe and delicious! #lastfoodofday 90 cal. pic.twitter.com/TvAbspN2fA
— Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) September 22, 2014
Thank you for reading and your continued support,
Strength,
Sean
