Today I went on a virtual shopping trip. I "need" a new
blanket wrap for work because the other 30 I have are just not the right color. I found a beautiful maroon one that will look great against my complexion. While browsing, I
found a pair of boots that were on sale for $19.97 and all the reviews said they
don’t look or feel cheap at all, they go in the cart! I added a pair of skinny
black jeans and a pair of skinny blue jeans to go with the boots- coupon! Then
I added a pair of winter boots because my feet were cold and I added thick
socks to my cart to go with those boots. After that I looked up big clunky
rings for my RIGHT hand because my left hand already has a ring I wear everyday
so the right one looks unbalanced…
I did all this on my phone during my 30 minute lunch. If
that isn’t a sure sign of addiction I don’t know what is! I’m proud of the fact
that I removed all the items from my carts (yes, there was more than one store)
and closed all the pages on my phone so that I wouldn’t be tempted to “look at
the items one more time JUST TO BE SURE”.
I have no idea why I feel the need to shop every day even if I don't wind up buying anything. I also
hate that stores count on people like me to jump on the app bandwagon and do
all their shopping from the comfort of a sofa. Stupid technology! (Just kidding! You know I love you!)
Things I did today in my quest for change:
Healthy Eating: Breakfast- 4 Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies (I felt a drop in my blood sugar, wanted something sweet), lunch- half a
pb&j on whole grain and an apple, snack- one banananana, dinner- grass fed ground beef, mushroom, onion and garlic patty with green beans and thinly sliced roasted potatoes. I only ate one of those patties pictured.
Activity- I remembered to wear my fitbit and am up to 4,494 steps. Tomorrow I’m going to try the bike again and hope that my
stupid knee doesn’t pop.
Spending- I was strong and bought nuthin!
Job- continued to work on my résumé.
So proud of you keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Malie! You probably remmeber all the spending I did when I worked at Avenue!
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