Long night at work means two things: I'm limited to the food I brought with me and/or the food I can buy that's within walking distance, and copious amounts of online TV.
I made good decisions with the food (tomato and avocado salad, apple and almonds, water), but the TV, well... there are some indulgences that are totally worth it.
I started off with The Biggest Loser because that's become a Tuesday ritual (thank you Hulu.com). Can we talk about Danni please? OMG what a rock star! I'm not a huge fan of TBL's format and the lack of transparency bothers the shit out of me, but I can say this much: that girl rocked it. I'm inspired.
I moved from TBL to the premiere of Hell's Kitchen because I heard that the love of my life, Miss Celine Dion, would be making an appearance.
A note to anyone who is thinking of doing something similar:
Do not start out with the second-to-last episode of The Biggest Loser and then switch over to a food-based reality show. OH HOLY SHIT THOSE CONTESTANTS ARE PORKY. I'm not entirely sure what it says about America that we have entire TV channels devoted to food and only a few sporadic shows about healthy living, but WTF. As they say, "never trust a skinny chef." Actually, no. I don't agree with that.
Maybe skinny people are doing it right. All I know is, I'm the hardest working person at the gym and it's no coincidence that I'm probably one of the heaviest. I'd rather eat less than have to punish myself on the treadmill every day. Just saying.
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