Day 9 (March 13, 2018)

Day 9 was actually the second day of Spring Break.  I took the kids to see Peter Rabbit at the movies.  I'm so excited that I didn't even feel tempted to eat popcorn or candy.  I took my lunch with me in a baggie and ate it during the movie.  I had cut up chicken breast, peppers, tomatoes and carrots and a few cashews.  We really enjoyed the movie too.   It makes me happy that I can still enjoy these activities without feeling like I have to pig out.

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