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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:28 pm
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How many people think they're family plays a large role in their weight gain? Or maybe your group of friends?
My family is for starters, a very bad example when it comes to leading a healthy lifestyle. Our household contains plenty of fatty sugar filled foods with little to no nutritional value. My mother usually makes enough food to feed an army. With huge helping of fatty red meats, fries and only a couple veggies on the side maybe. My mother does no from of physical activity AT ALL. She's very overweight. She's tried to lose the weight a couple times. Usually cutting out carbs for a couple of weeks before giving up, even if she was loosing weight.
During holidays when the rest of my family comes over. We have sooo much food, and we never have any healthy options. It's all hotdogs wrapped in bacon, deep fried cheese etc. We usually have a huge roast beef dinner and then you have about 5 different extremely fatning deserts to choose from.
Now, it's one thing to say there's a lot of temptation and not many healthy choices in my house. But, it's not my house, so I'm not about to ask them all to change too. The least they could do is be supportive. Instead they are completely the opposite. Poking fun at me, saying one cheeseburger is not going to ruin my diet whenever we pass through a drive through. Saying I need some meat on my bones and that's why I'm always cold. Constantly ridiculing my healthy lifestyle rather than being proud of me from breaking away from a family's tradition of unhealthy habits. emo
Luckily I don't eat at home very often. Breakfast, but that usually consists of cereal like honey nut cheerios. Occasionally supper as well but usually I'm at work or school for both lunch and supper. With a Subway right next door to my work, this works out well for me.
Today for example, being a holiday everyone was home. I just snacked on left over salads all day. Okay, a couple chocolates too. The rest of my family is having hotdogs with cheese and bacon and french fries right now. stare
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 6:22 pm
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I am asuming that I'll be one of the few that has a family that eats healthy and I don't.
I don't eat whatever my family does mainly because I'm a vegetarian (laco-ovo) and they're not. Since there meals usually consist of some sort of meat, I don't really have a choice.
Because of this, I am afraid I've gotten into a bad eating habits. My meals usually consist of some sort of pasta. For the most part I eat pasta, cheese and sauce. Not the most healthiest things, obviously. I am a terrible vegetarian. xp
My parents have even tried to motivate me by buying me some vegetables, but I'm been too stubborn to try it. I guess it's mainly the motivation am struggling with.
Though, I guess I could say that my grandparents were a bad influence on eating unhealthy, since they always took my brother and I to McDonalds I swear like everyday when I was little. Thankfully, fast food makes me sick now whenever I eat it, since I don't eat it anymore for the most part.
I am amazed on how big the sizes are there! eek I got a small drink and french fries and it was way too much food!
Plus, I'm a very picky eater in general, which isn't very good. I'm not sure how I'm going to survive my trip to Costa Rica. lol
Sorry for my rant-like post. I felt like rambling on a little.
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 6:34 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:41 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:02 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:45 pm
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Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 7:15 pm
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Crazy Cat Reincarnated Kittymutt I am amazed on how big the sizes are there! eek I got a small drink and french fries and it was way too much food! Only in the U.S. The portions in Canadian McDonalds are somewhat normal.
Well, this summer I might be taking a trip to Canada. I might check out a McDonalds to compare. wink
Oh course than again, the last McDonalds I went to was in Chicago and apparently some of my friends who work at a McDonalds said that the sizes were larger than where they work. I'm not sure, though.
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Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 8:32 pm
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Posted: Sat May 09, 2009 10:48 am
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Posted: Sat May 09, 2009 5:02 pm
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My family eats horribly, sweets, sweets, and more sweets. My mom is a good cook, but she would rather go out and buy fried chicken egh. She NEVER runs out of them, I swear... Luckily, I didn't grow up liking them too much. If I lived on my own, I would only have things i would have to cook. Healthy food, meat, veggies, fruits. I would be a lot better off on my own. I love her and all, but i cannot stand this food lifestyle they choose. And they don't even care that they are big. My mom is like "it's not good to lose so much fat, you need some fat in your body." True, but not that much...
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