Oh, I dunno. I reward myself with food sometimes. On special occasions I will splurge on lobster tails or a good steak. Or sometimes both if I've been especially awesome.
From: Ignoramus
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A bad idea...
i
Food should not be condidered a reward. Food is for nourishment.
Bu then, Luna did eat low carb, if it was in her daily carb allowance, then why not?
Could be that these food items are more costly. Eating them is a reward.
I reward myself with treats for my senses. New perfume or bubble bath for my sense of smell, a good cd for my hearing, a good movie for my sight and hearing, a spa pedicure or manicure for my sense of touch, or something yummy for my tastebuds. I don't see any of these choices as being bad for me, just bad for my budget if I do them too often. Hence the term "rare treat."
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Do you reward your car with premium gasoline for good performance?
i
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Luna said:
> Oh, I dunno. I reward myself with food sometimes. On special occasions > I > will splurge on lobster tails or a good steak. Or sometimes both if I've > been especially awesome. >
From: Ignoramus
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A bad idea...
i
Food should not be condidered a reward. Food is for nourishment.
Bu then, Luna did eat low carb, if it was in her daily carb allowance, then why not?
Could be that these food items are more costly. Eating them is a reward.
Do you reward your car with premium gasoline for good performance?
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Luna said:
>Oh, I dunno. I reward myself with food sometimes. On special occasions I >will splurge on lobster tails or a good steak. Or sometimes both if I've >been especially awesome.
Cars have no senses and they aren't trying to keep their weight under control. I also occasionally reward myself with a good steak, something I don't normally buy. I don't always reward myself with food, but when I do, it's a darn good one and it fits in my WOE.
Do you reward your car with premium gasoline for good performance?
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Luna wrote:
>> Oh, I dunno. I reward myself with food sometimes. On special >> occasions I will splurge on lobster tails or a good steak. Or >> sometimes both if I've been especially awesome.
Cars have no senses and they aren't trying to keep their weight under control. I also occasionally reward myself with a good steak, something I don't normally buy. I don't always reward myself with food, but when I do, it's a darn good one and it fits in my WOE.
Marsha/Ohio
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Lobster. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
-- nimue
"If I had created reality television I would have had a much greater influence, but then I would have had to KILL MYSELF." Joss Whedon
Those are wonderful ways for rewarding yourself Luna. 🙂
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I reward myself with treats for my senses. New perfume or bubble bath for my sense of smell, a good cd for my hearing, a good movie for my sight and hearing, a spa pedicure or manicure for my sense of touch, or something yummy for my tastebuds. I don't see any of these choices as being bad for me, just bad for my budget if I do them too often. Hence the term "rare treat."
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Ignoramus14841 said:
Do you reward your car with premium gasoline for good performance?
i
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Luna wrote: >> Oh, I dunno. I reward myself with food sometimes. On special
occasions
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>> I >> will splurge on lobster tails or a good steak. Or sometimes both if
I've
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>> been especially awesome. >> From: Ignoramus >A bad idea... > >i > > Food should not be condidered a reward. Food is for nourishment.
Bu then, Luna did eat low carb, if it was in her daily carb allowance,
then
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why not?
Could be that these food items are more costly. Eating them is a reward.