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Old Fri, Nov-09-01, 21:29
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Plan: Atkins
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BF:48/42.3/22
Progress: 26%
Location: Victoria, BC Canada
Default going out for dinner

So tonight my d/h decided to take me out to dinner. It was great, we went to the keg...i had some steak and shrimp special. Skipped the bread, and potatoe. I had some ceasar salad, minus the crutons. And some asparagas, I also had scallops wrapped in bacon to start with. And decalf coffee. [it was okay...i thought it would be aweful...]

I did let myself go to long this afternoon without eating though. We had a bunch of running around to do, and I just sort of forgot about eating. Will this affect my weight loss. Or is it okay, as long as I make up for it sometime durning the day? Like, I thought that I would eat more tonight than usual. Does it matter if I eat at night on Atkins?
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