Oops sorry, I forgot you were 2.
Gotta learn to love your veggies dude! I'd switch to cucumbers if you could, or have a balance of cucumbers and pickles, because most commercial pickle brands are loaded with far more sodium than necessary, and the stress and hunger induced by the first couple weeks of the diet (yes, you will have both) will motivate you to eat more. At least you like lettuce and cabbage so salad isn't out of the question. How are you for baby spinach? That makes great salads, all I ever eat now. You seem to like leafy and solid greens, so what do you think of things like bok choi, kale, peppers, variations when lettuce and pickles get boring? A diet is a great time to conduct nibble experiments with friends to find your definite favourites and some new ones.
Being bored and falling off the wagon happens with every diet, commercial or self-created. The thing is you have to allow yourself a little room to fall off the wagon now and then, or you will binge when you're bored and a craving that an apple or just one Weight Watcher's mini chocolate cake couldn't possibly satisfy kicks in. I've never considered diets that are cold turkey or complete elimination of any food, healthy or otherwise, to be emotionally beneficial. That carries physical risks when life throws a curve ball without notice and you just want to binge on ice cream to cheer up.
Please remember to savour the occasional oatmeal cookie, for your sanity's sake!