I still had a couple of food groups to reintroduce and next on the list was dairy. I was very worried about this. The longest and most meaningful relationship in my life has been with cheese, so the thought that it might send me scurrying to the lav clutching my nether regions was a real concern. Thankfully I needn't have worried. Dairy was all fine. Please note that there is no cheese in the picture below. Some things are private, like the joyful reunion that cheese and I enjoyed together*
* OK, fine. I ate all the cheese before I could take a picture, OK? Happy now? Jeeeeeeez.
The last thing to reintroduce was gluten grains. Cue a giant scone for breakfast, followed by my mince concoction served with pasta for lunch. All of which (delicious though it was) was a mere prelude to the coming excitement.
PANCAKES! Woo hoo! PANCAKES! Oh the joy of wheat reintroduction day falling on the only day of the year that the UK gives half a crap about pancakes. Also to note the joy of having loving parents who are willing to cook the pancakes for you. Woo hoo!
And as it's the end of February, it's time to check in and see how I did on those monthly goals, which to remind you, were as follows:
PRIDE: Complete the full Whole30 reintroduction, properly, without titting about.
STRETCH: Complete at least three NTC workouts per week and swim at least twice a week
WILDEST DREAMS: Get down to 14 stone
Hmmmm. Not quite so good as January. I completed the Whole30 reintroduction without issue, but the other two were a complete blowout. So I'm giving myself a pass grade of C and looking forward to some new goals for March.
PRIDE: Complete the Speedo app English Channel swim goal
STRETCH: Complete at least two NTC workouts per week
WILDEST DREAMS: Complete at least 7,000 steps every day in March, even on working from home days where I sit on my butt all day not going anywhere.
COMING UP: Reporting back on a couple of my bigger goals for the year, including a review of my trip to Los Angeles.
COMING UP: Reporting back on a couple of my bigger goals for the year, including a review of my trip to Los Angeles.
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