Yesterday’s Menu

Posted in dailies, food on Nov 23, 2008

  • Breakfast: Juice: romaine, spinach, celery, apple and orange (won’t do that again, didn’t work so great)
  • Mid-morning: Smoothie with mixed greens, spinach, red pepper, red onion, tomatillos, avocado, mango and pineapple.  It totally smelled and tasted like a salsa dip, made me crave corn chips.  ;)
  • a chocolate chip cookie
  • Lunch: Arroz con Pollo
  • Dinner: slice of bread with peanut butter and raw honey
  • orange

Day started out well.  I discovered a chocolate chip cookie in our pantry and ate that.  Then, I choose Arroz con Pollo at a Mexican restaurant because I had let myself get overly hungry.  I will say, in the past, I’ve polished off that massive plate of food.  This time, I only made it through about half.  Regardless,  I felt the impact the rest of the day — low energy, sluggish and a bit uncomfortable.  Lesson learned.

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5 Responses to “ Yesterday’s Menu ”

  1. # 1 clarisseteagen Says:

    you’re dieting :) ??

  2. # 2 Janece Says:

    Clarisse – You made me smile and laugh first thing on a Monday morning — thanks! :)

    I’m not dieting so much as transitioning my entire way of approaching food. It’s taking time and practice to change old habits. I do want to lose weight – but that’s not my first goal. My first goal is to feel great and able to do everything I want to without having to accommodate for achy knees or whatever. ;)

    Thanks for stopping in and your comment!

  3. # 3 cube Says:

    Tomorrow is a new day.

  4. # 4 Lyndee Says:

    Thanks for starting the ball rolling with this ignsiht.

  5. # 5 fhnwrsecd Says:

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