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:eek: Potato chips are evil and must be destroyed!
Okay - so Jeannie and I talked about this yesterday and I vowed I wasn't touching the Pringles when I got home yesterday. On occassion, yes, it is fine to have them. Unfortunately it is becoming a ritual.
I do not buy Doritos anymore because they are king of the evil and too tempting. I used to sit down and eat an ENTIRE FAMILY bag in one day. I suppose 40 pounds of my excess weight is due to Doritos...so I don't buy them. I do buy Pringles for the kids (and only let them have them in moderation). I specifically didn't buy the Cheeze-Ums...AHHHH cheese ...Did I mention I love Cheese...I bought the Sour Cream And Onion Pringles instead. Why can't I just walk away?!
I walked in the door after being good and walking (DH guilted me into going after I almost canceled because the pool was calling my name). Anyway - what is the first thing I did? Get something to drink and grab the Pringles can. There were bananas, strawberries, grapes and all kinds of good stuff that I wouldn't have felt guilty eating.
Of course I realized what I'd done after I'd eaten like 5 of them and told Mike to take them away and hide them from me. I could have sat there and ate the entire can...I'm a monster and must be stopped!
Why are these self destructive habits so hard to break?