Due to some broken pipe-related issues, I'm about to be cast out of my apartment into a hotel for 3 weeks (during a pandemic). I had just fallen into a fantastic routine and I've been maintaining some steady-ish weight loss. All of that is about to go out the window for the better part of a month. It's making me super anxious.
I have a few things going for me:
- I will be in a residence inn, so I will have access to a fridge, microwave & possibly a stovetop but I'm not sure I'll have any cooking supplies.
- I'm staying close enough to home that I can bring some impractical things (kitchen scale, measuring cups)
- I will be in an area where I can walk around (at least during the day) and possibly have access to a fitness center (TBD if I'm comfortable with that, given pandemic)
- I will be downtown in a city - if there are reliable chain restaurants for food options, I will likely have access to them.
- My food will be reimbursed by insurance (to a point)
Beyond that, I'm not really sure how things are going to go. I don't eat out much (even before the pandemic) so I'm not sure a) on the choices in the area and b) I'm not confident in my normal strategies for eating out / how to track and log things.
Tips would be very much appreciated.
Edit: I hit the save button before I finished writing - I did not actually provide an edit...
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