I was wondering what had happened to you! I can’t believe I flunked the M&S interview!! It was done in a role play situation in a tiny office in their Bromley branch. A member of staff played the part of the customer and I played the part of the customer assistant. They said because I didn’t get up off my seat to tend to the ‘customer’, I didn’t meet all the criteria! I said I’d stayed seated due to the very cramped space in which we were ‘acting’ and had I actually been in the food hall, I would definitely have approached the customer (because I wouldn’t have been sitting down behind a desk, would I?!). Never mind, I’ll keep looking and at least I know what they’re looking for now! Next is a great option. Good luck when the time comes.
Anyhow, I’m glad things are going well for you. It certainly does make you more mindful of what you are eating and the quantities. My sweet/snacking tooth has got the better of me in the last couple of days (fortunately not on a fast day) but I’ve compensated by not eating dinner which I never would’ve done before. This answers your question with regards to cravings, I guess but I’d say they are definitely reduced. I find I’m less likely to snack if I’ve had a good night’s sleep which has slightly eluded me this week because my son has either been out partying all night or at Thorpe Park or just at what the youth of today call a ‘gathering’ round at friend’s houses. I never sleep as well when he’s not home because I worry about how much he might drink or what he might get up to etc! He’s 16, nearly 17 and it’s an age that requires a lot of parental management!
Hope you have a good weekend.
Ali
3:06 pm
2 Nov 13