Hey loves.
Food diary:
4 pieces of toast 120
120g peach 47
250g tomato puree 68
total: 235 kcal, 7g protein, 50g carbs, 0g fat, 2g fiber
Believe it or not, but I didn't actually plan for the food diary to turn out this way.
I woke up really late and ate some toast.
Then I ate a peach.
And then the tuna grew fins, again.
I wasn't as upset today.
I just didn't have the energy to care.
So I ate the puree and toast and called it a day.
I won't be able to post for a few days.
I'm going tomorrow to see a friend who lives in a city nearby.
Let's call her JM.
JM is a student in Saint Petersburg and she came here for her summer vacation.
She's one of my best friends and I haven't seen in in over a year.
I can't wait.
She has a perfect hourglass figure although she weighs something like 160-165 ibs.
And she still manages to look better than me.
I'm afraid that I'm triggering her, because she has problems with her eating too.
We never discussed it, but I kind of think she has a b/p problem, so I'll try to eat as normally as possible while there.
The day after tomorrow is the first anniversary of my grandfather's death, so I'm visiting home again.
I'll probably weigh in sometime during the day, maybe bring the scale here too.
I am disrupting my studying schedule for the anniversary, but my grandfather was more of a father to me than my own father.
I remember how when I was overweight in 8th grade, he was the only one who supported me in dieting and bought healthy foods for me when I needed it most.
In high school, he'd wake me up and drive me to school every day.
He was the one who took me to the doctor's when I was ill.
He was the one who taught me to read and write and drove me to my competitons.
He was the one who I begged to tell me goodnight stories about pirates, so he made them up in a span of 15 minutes.
You have no idea how much I miss him.
When he died, I cried for days.
He was a keeper of my stories and then he was gone and I had no idea how to deal with that.
Sometimes, I still think he'd call to see how I'm doing, and then I realize that won't happen.
My father took his mobile number when he died.
I couldn't bring myself to change the caller ID for months, because when my father called, his name would light up the screen and that made me happy.
I'm insane, I guess.






















































