So, how boring can one person get on a Sunday, which is not even close to being mid-winter? Hopefully not more boring than I was today. I stayed hidden away in my room and spent enough of the day curled up in bed. I did not even go out and enjoy a good walk.
I wonder how much of my lethargy was attributed to sleeping badly, how much to depression, to the cold, or possibly withdrawal from my chocolate addiction.
Don’t laugh. I had two blocks of a Cadbury’s caramel bar and almost immediately felt better. I have made a serious effort to stop eating chocolate lately. It’s sort of worked, but as my chocolate habit has decreased, so my lethargy has increased. Not sure if the two are related.
Unfortunately, I don’t have tomorrow off. Really should have taken the day, considering Tuesday is a holiday. I’ve had my cup of milo. Guess it’s time for an early night …
Have you considered that you are probably running low on energy… and that’s why eating sugar (in form of chocolates) is making you feel better?
I hope you feel better very soon, though.
Define energy – mental or physical? I am doing my best to eat fairly well – two apples before work, then a brown bread (yes, Mother! Brown bread) sandwich and two muffins, along with loads of water (flavoured with a little concentrated juice, just a teeny bit) … And then my main dinner meal in the evenings, at 5pm. Followed by, now that it’s winter, a cup of hot milo, made with milk at about 7 or 8pm.
Amazingly, it’s only at work that I really crave chocolate. So, toughies, I brought one to work today! Let’s see if I get round to eating it. š
Chocolates are food for the soul š
I hear what you’re saying about the chocolate, I do the same but then when the high wears off the low is so very low.. it make sme think its not really worth it, but I will give up anything but not the chcolate and the darker the better!