Have you cake and eat it??? Don't make me laugh. If all you blokes out there had to do your high flying job, AND look after the house too ... lets just say, somethings gotta give!
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Well I'm not really going to see any difference for my "small portions" (a new year resolution) if I can't stop eating left over Christmas food.
And my other half isn't helping matters by buying cut price party food every time he visits tesco's.
Still no visits to the gym 
Over the last two years I have gone up two dress sizes, and several people have made coded hints such as "wow, you are looking healthy" (code for "when did you get so fat?". But I regularly weigh myself, and over the last three years my weight has only increased by 1 kilo!
How can this be?
Perhaps I am getting shorter?
1. Have eated small portions all week.
2. No takeaways
3. Trips to the gym: still none
4. Took my own shopping bags to town with me yesterday so I could buy veg from themarket without the use of wasteful carrier bags. Unfortunately, I left them in the car on the top floor of the the multistorey carpark and only realised when I had gone down the eigth flights of stairs to the bottom (tried to retrieve them but my other half thought I had gone insane).
5. Drank two pints of cider.
Verdict: Could do better.
And I have already got my first headache of the new year.
Funny how work manages to do what 2 pints of bitter, 1/2 a bottle of white wine, 1/2 a bottle of rose, and 4 glasses of champagne didn't do on new years eve!
When's the next holiday????
Only ate half a fried breakfast (lunch?) yesterday (well I do have an irrational fear baked beans), and only ate half my usual portion of chese on toast for tea.
Walked to the shops today: Remembered my shopping bag! All vegetables purchase were organic.
So far then:
no booze consumed 
two meals with smaller portions
no wasteful supermarket carrier bags used
no trips to the gym (oh well, no-one's perfect)
Question is... can I keep it up? It is only day two after all.
I think these must be the most boring yet, but I think they are necessary.
1. To eat smaller portions.
2. To go to the gym at least once a week.
3. To get my work life balance sorted so that I do less work, and spend more time on myself.
4. To decorate the dinning room.
5. To remember to take my shopping bags to Tesco so that I use less plastic bags.
6. To grow more of my own vegetables.
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