My official starting weight: 163.2lbs
Goal Weight: 159 lbs
Target Weight Loss: 4.2 lbs
How I'm Going to Do It: I follow Weight Watchers
Workout Goals: Gym 4x a Week, Judo 2x a Week, 17x to Gym in Feb
Today: Went to Gym
Gym, 3/17; Judo 0/6
No Spend February:
Food: 75% remaining (no change)
Other: 100% remaining (no change)
Toy: 2% over (down 1%)
I had another toy spend; I realized that I had forgotten to send my Anysoldier package at the end of last month. So I got it sent off today. It mostly consisted of toiletries from the hotel I stayed at last month; I used my own shampoo and conditioner and stashed each day's mini-toiletries in my bag, thus getting new ones daily. I realize that there is a split in the PF world on whether this is allowable, déclassé, or tantamount to stealing. I'm willing to grant that it might be déclassé, but I figure that the hotel prices the rooms assuming I will use the toiletries, so I've paid for them. When I lived in Dallas, I would donate them to the local homeless shelter; as soldiers are also concerned about the weight of their possessions, hopefully these will come in handy. I also sent some magazines and granola bars. I suppose I could have waited and sent it off next month, but then it would have sat in my house for a month, and in a 900 square foot house, even 1 square foot of box has a tendency to get in the way (also why I don't do the stockpiling thing).
Declasse', schmeclasse'. I do it too. When I stay in hotels in Asia, I take the good teabags with me, and the Nescafe, and sweetener packets. They come in handy when during travels and camping.
ReplyDeleteI always take any extra conditioners with me and keep them in my travel bag. Seems like most hotels have shampoo and soap but a lot don't have conditioner. I never think to take the coffee kits though. I'm with you, at $150-$200/night, I'm sure that the toiletries are built into the cost. Stealing towels, facecloths and other non consumable items is the line that shouldn't get crossed.
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