Ghostwriter
I don’t know why I picked these up at the store last week. I don’t know why I opened them on a stressful day like today. The very sad news is that the bag is empty and I didn’t even share one. (Typically when I buy something new I open it in the checkout and put on my little plastic gloves and pull out a little paper cup and give it to the person who is checking me out.) I did not do that and I should have.
I ate them all. I am certain that is not going to make me feel better and I won’t want to eat the healthy roasted chickpeas that I made.
This means for the next four weeks no sweets. I sure did pick the wrong time of year to make this kind of mistake! I hope I have learned my lesson.
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Question of
Do you ever make foolish choices at the store?
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Question of
Do you think they taste better than they sound?
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Question of
Can you believe I ate the whole bag?
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those look like something I should stay away from., I would eat the entire bag!
They are sooooo good! I was proud of myself though. I didn’t buy another bag.
🙂 that is good. I haven’t bought my first bag, but I also don’t do the shopping.
Well this is natural and often happens with me
It surprised me a bit. I didn’t think peanut butter and preztels mix. I was ever so wrong.
It happens to the best of us. At least you enjoyed them.
They were really good, but now not a bit of sugar for a week at least.
Plus, it’s the holidays. It’s time to eat.
It would be a better time to eat healthy, and dang they were good.
Once a week, it’s OK to have a cheat day in regards to food because the body loves to flesh out from time to time.