28 March 2019
Short break
We--my husband and I--had gone to Kovalam a couple of weeks back, after quite a long time for us. I had posted pictures over on my other blog Beauty around me. Both of us enjoyed Kovalam as much as we always do. I do love the sea and Kovalam is an old, old favourite.
21 March 2019
Trying to beat sugar cravings!
I have--over the course of the last 6 years or so--been trying to get myself to follow a more healthy lifestyle.
Now I have managed to motivate myself enough to do some kind of working out at least 6 days a week. I have managed to loose some weight, which I thought was an impossible feat after hitting 60. Best of all, to me, is that I can now climb stairs and sit on a low stool and get up without help. I cannot still sit on the floor and get up without using my hands and knees. But it is certainly an improvement.
I have learned to give up added sugar on a daily basis as much as possible. But I realise, rather sadly, that the craving for sweets has not gone away at all. Others have said--including my daughter--that after a while of not eating sweets, the desire for something sweet goes away. Alas, I still like the sweet stuff. So now I allow myself the luxury of eating a dessert when I am invited out: after all the maker of that dessert would feel sad if the dessert wasn't eaten isn't that so? And, dark chocolate is not to passed up--it's healthy anyway.
So I keep hoping that with each passing day my cravings for the sweet stuff will go away.
Now I have managed to motivate myself enough to do some kind of working out at least 6 days a week. I have managed to loose some weight, which I thought was an impossible feat after hitting 60. Best of all, to me, is that I can now climb stairs and sit on a low stool and get up without help. I cannot still sit on the floor and get up without using my hands and knees. But it is certainly an improvement.
I have learned to give up added sugar on a daily basis as much as possible. But I realise, rather sadly, that the craving for sweets has not gone away at all. Others have said--including my daughter--that after a while of not eating sweets, the desire for something sweet goes away. Alas, I still like the sweet stuff. So now I allow myself the luxury of eating a dessert when I am invited out: after all the maker of that dessert would feel sad if the dessert wasn't eaten isn't that so? And, dark chocolate is not to passed up--it's healthy anyway.
So I keep hoping that with each passing day my cravings for the sweet stuff will go away.
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