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Dieting on Vacay

Today I got up at the crack of dawn to embarq on an adventure. Hubby and I are celebrating 1 year of marriage in Newport RI. Being we are both raised in NJ, got married on a NJ beach, and have never been to Newport before, you may ask how we ended up there.
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We literally randomly selected it. We decided that since we got married on a beach, each year we will visit a different beach for our anniversary. We are clearly starting on the east Coast :)
To date, together we have been up and down the Jersey coast, we have been to Ocean City Maryland, we have been to Daytona Beach FL, we have been to Jones Beach NY, we've been to Cancun, we've been to Capri and Sorrento. There are probably more but they evade me.
So Newport RI won out this year because it's a lively port town and it was only about a 3 hour drive so perfect for a long weekend. I say that now since we just got in the car...

Mind you, I almost brought my Bullet Blender with me to mix up my shakes. I have 3 canisters of shakes, my shaker cup, some Isadelights, my natural accelerators, my Isaflush, and a whole bunch of water. I plan to have at least 1 shake a day- possibly 2. I don't want to deviate too far but I don't want to NOT ENJOY the sights, sounds, and tastes of our vacation.

I went out and bought 2 new rompers, a flowy crop top, and 3 new dresses... I brought 2 bathing suits that I have had (<3 VS so sad they discontinued bathing suits)... I feel good about myself even though I'm far from ideal, far from where I'd like to be. I feel good about myself.

I also feel like I will probably cheat more than I should and that i will have to cleanse again when I get home :)
I'm excited to go to a new beach, make memories, explore, adventure, and be with my hubby.

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