I actually froze it because a) I need a houseful of people to help eat it and b) I am not on a giant dessert diet.
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10/29/2011 21:44 #55404
whoopie!10/27/2011 23:24 #55393
day 2so i cheated a bit today because i had some drinks, i'll be better tomorrow
here it is:
coffee with hazelnut creamer
banana
salad with mixed greens, hummus, roasted red pepper, tomato, goat cheese, hummus, grilled pita
2 skinny margaritas
2 mojitos
handful fries
bowl of roasted red pepper soup
here it is:
coffee with hazelnut creamer
banana
salad with mixed greens, hummus, roasted red pepper, tomato, goat cheese, hummus, grilled pita
2 skinny margaritas
2 mojitos
handful fries
bowl of roasted red pepper soup
metalpeter - 10/28/11 18:00
Oh Mojitos..........
Oh Mojitos..........
tinypliny - 10/28/11 13:17
That's a nice sounding salad!
That's a nice sounding salad!
10/27/2011 01:14 #55386
food diary day 1in an effort to undo the harm i managed to do in a month... i am going to blog my daily food intake for a whole 30 days.
not only do i need to get back in shape, but i need to hold myself accountable for eating bad things and make my health a priority. plus if i write it down, i can't deny that it entered my system.
i want to look amaze for vegas in a month, and it's a great motivator and also will encourage me to exercise and eat right!
i also have some digestive issues that seem to flair up when i don't eat right. veggies and whole grains, here i come!
today:
zone fudge graham protein bar
1/4 cup hummus with organic carrots
cup strawberries
organic beef hotdog on slice of whole wheat bread with a bit of organic mayo, mustard, ketchup, pickles
handful pita chips
bowl of roasted red pepper crab bisque- surprisingly not laden with fat
coffee with hazelnut flavoring
1 string cheese
so i probably had too much salt, but i think that's a good start.
tomorrow i start the workout plan... i really think i can lose 10 lbs in 30 days because i tend to lose weight fast if i try but i wouldn't mind if i just toned up a bit and had more energy after 30 days. wish me luck!
i shall report tomorrow evening.
not only do i need to get back in shape, but i need to hold myself accountable for eating bad things and make my health a priority. plus if i write it down, i can't deny that it entered my system.
i want to look amaze for vegas in a month, and it's a great motivator and also will encourage me to exercise and eat right!
i also have some digestive issues that seem to flair up when i don't eat right. veggies and whole grains, here i come!
today:
zone fudge graham protein bar
1/4 cup hummus with organic carrots
cup strawberries
organic beef hotdog on slice of whole wheat bread with a bit of organic mayo, mustard, ketchup, pickles
handful pita chips
bowl of roasted red pepper crab bisque- surprisingly not laden with fat
coffee with hazelnut flavoring
1 string cheese
so i probably had too much salt, but i think that's a good start.
tomorrow i start the workout plan... i really think i can lose 10 lbs in 30 days because i tend to lose weight fast if i try but i wouldn't mind if i just toned up a bit and had more energy after 30 days. wish me luck!
i shall report tomorrow evening.
10/26/2011 01:02 #55379
paperless pledgei received an email today about pledging to use less paper @ asu.... which i am totally fine with. however, the instructors need to all get on the same page with this. i think it's so insane that some of my professors won't accept electronic assignments. i actually think some of them just don't know how to use technology all that well and this is their reasoning.
i have a professor who is near 80 and she can use blackboard just fine... people need to git wit it.
i am becoming friends with a lot more people on campus than before but sometimes it's frustrating because all of the women in my program are engaged, looking to get engaged or already married at a young age. this is odd to me... i am not interested in owning a home or having children at this point. as modern women don't owe it to ourselves to have a bit more lofty dreams?!
one of the cool things about being an educator is the ability to teach from so many places... i plan on taking full advantage.
i started my diet today and then the mom's bf bought me a sandwich, soup and cookie. not as bad as fast food but just as many calories.
a friend invited me to sleepover but i don't like going to her house because she has so many pets. i have such difficulty finding friends who don't have/ don't like animals in the home. a fish or turtle here and there is fine, but dogs and cats no way...
i am also picky because i have really nice sheets pillows, and a great mattress. so what then is the point of a sleepover? i'm like a boring grumpy old lady. with the face of a young lady.
i've spent at least 250 this month so far on gas... which is hard earned money gone to such a waste. this valley is too big... too big and too many suvs.
i have a professor who is near 80 and she can use blackboard just fine... people need to git wit it.
i am becoming friends with a lot more people on campus than before but sometimes it's frustrating because all of the women in my program are engaged, looking to get engaged or already married at a young age. this is odd to me... i am not interested in owning a home or having children at this point. as modern women don't owe it to ourselves to have a bit more lofty dreams?!
one of the cool things about being an educator is the ability to teach from so many places... i plan on taking full advantage.
i started my diet today and then the mom's bf bought me a sandwich, soup and cookie. not as bad as fast food but just as many calories.
a friend invited me to sleepover but i don't like going to her house because she has so many pets. i have such difficulty finding friends who don't have/ don't like animals in the home. a fish or turtle here and there is fine, but dogs and cats no way...
i am also picky because i have really nice sheets pillows, and a great mattress. so what then is the point of a sleepover? i'm like a boring grumpy old lady. with the face of a young lady.
i've spent at least 250 this month so far on gas... which is hard earned money gone to such a waste. this valley is too big... too big and too many suvs.
lilho - 11/01/11 22:30
Honeybadger don't care. Actually no one really cares because you are a nonfactor, and you really know nothing about how I live my life and what I value. So, please refrain from commenting where your banter isn't wanted.
Mayyyyybe if more people considered a diet, Americans wouldn't be the most obese nation in the world.
I'm going to workout now, because it actually is important.
Honeybadger don't care. Actually no one really cares because you are a nonfactor, and you really know nothing about how I live my life and what I value. So, please refrain from commenting where your banter isn't wanted.
Mayyyyybe if more people considered a diet, Americans wouldn't be the most obese nation in the world.
I'm going to workout now, because it actually is important.
deeglam - 11/01/11 16:58
who says you can't have an amazing career and all the things you want, along with children and a marriage and a home? I consider myself a modern woman in every sense of the word.
I am highly educated, have a great career, enjoy the finer things in life, enjoy taking care of myself in terms of beauty regime and such to the fullest extent, but I am also a wife and a mother and take care of 2 small dogs and a home. THAT to me, is a successful modern woman. My child is the MOST important and rewarding thing that I have in my life, and the things that you worry about are so minuscule in the grand scheme of things- we, at some point, grow up and learn that there is more to life then parties, diets and lipgloss. There is nothing wrong with a woman who wants more in life.
If it is your choice to not want those things, thats fine. But others do. That doesn't mean you can't be friends with them or relate to them, and I hope that you don't close the door on those woman who you are learning more and more about....that would be a complete shame.
So before you put down what others live for (such as the women at your school who want to get married and have children) with dumb comments such as that, maybe you should consider all that it entails- a true modern woman can do all that YOU do, and then some.
Mind you, being a mother and a wife is a much more involved role than any you can imagine- it takes time and effort and more patience then you think you have. I personally am proud of the 'modern' and 'lofty' woman I am- and I have pushed my personal limits to be a stronger woman than I ever thought I could be.
Just and FYI. Not that my opinion matters or anything...
who says you can't have an amazing career and all the things you want, along with children and a marriage and a home? I consider myself a modern woman in every sense of the word.
I am highly educated, have a great career, enjoy the finer things in life, enjoy taking care of myself in terms of beauty regime and such to the fullest extent, but I am also a wife and a mother and take care of 2 small dogs and a home. THAT to me, is a successful modern woman. My child is the MOST important and rewarding thing that I have in my life, and the things that you worry about are so minuscule in the grand scheme of things- we, at some point, grow up and learn that there is more to life then parties, diets and lipgloss. There is nothing wrong with a woman who wants more in life.
If it is your choice to not want those things, thats fine. But others do. That doesn't mean you can't be friends with them or relate to them, and I hope that you don't close the door on those woman who you are learning more and more about....that would be a complete shame.
So before you put down what others live for (such as the women at your school who want to get married and have children) with dumb comments such as that, maybe you should consider all that it entails- a true modern woman can do all that YOU do, and then some.
Mind you, being a mother and a wife is a much more involved role than any you can imagine- it takes time and effort and more patience then you think you have. I personally am proud of the 'modern' and 'lofty' woman I am- and I have pushed my personal limits to be a stronger woman than I ever thought I could be.
Just and FYI. Not that my opinion matters or anything...
metalpeter - 10/26/11 17:41
Yeah going paperless is a nice Idea but not really great in some ways... I'm sure teachers hear horror stories all the time here it is on the flash drive... Empty Flash drive... Or oh it crashed when I was saving it... No way to prove this true or not.... With a written paper how ever much you wrote or typed is typed... This also cuts down on cheating.... Way back when I was in school you could pay someone to research a paper for you (legit not sure)... Now you could also pay someone to type some thing for you... Can the two be combined not sure... But I've heard of teachers who have got papers and just reading it as they eat dinner or watch TV or what ever at home have noticed a pattern yes of someone else's paper I bet with it on a screen you don't notice that.... Yes all people should have computer skills but if someone (both teachers and students) is going to have a Tech problem (real or fake) then Paper is the way to go.... Also with a thing like a sylibis (how ever you spell it) any change to that has to be documented... If it is say online somewhere it could be changed and what if the student can't find it.... Some teachers use that and if you don't know what it says you can wind up lost....
Yeah going paperless is a nice Idea but not really great in some ways... I'm sure teachers hear horror stories all the time here it is on the flash drive... Empty Flash drive... Or oh it crashed when I was saving it... No way to prove this true or not.... With a written paper how ever much you wrote or typed is typed... This also cuts down on cheating.... Way back when I was in school you could pay someone to research a paper for you (legit not sure)... Now you could also pay someone to type some thing for you... Can the two be combined not sure... But I've heard of teachers who have got papers and just reading it as they eat dinner or watch TV or what ever at home have noticed a pattern yes of someone else's paper I bet with it on a screen you don't notice that.... Yes all people should have computer skills but if someone (both teachers and students) is going to have a Tech problem (real or fake) then Paper is the way to go.... Also with a thing like a sylibis (how ever you spell it) any change to that has to be documented... If it is say online somewhere it could be changed and what if the student can't find it.... Some teachers use that and if you don't know what it says you can wind up lost....
tinypliny - 10/26/11 14:10
In response to point-break-downs
0. Hmm.. it can be annoying. But going paperless is a worthy cause that everyone can participate in. Re-purposing scrap sheets, recycling/re-using whenever possible, avoiding unnecessary wasteful printing. Trying to read on reading-friendly big screens all contribute towards the basic cause.
1. I admire pets but from a BIG distance. In fact I share your feeling about cats and dogs in the house. They somehow feel like they really belong outside. And I have some issues with the very concept of a "pet".
2. Move to a city where you can take public transport or walk/bike.
3. I don't know. Renting in big cities is a more ecologically sound/time-efficient decision than settling down in suburban and urban houses that need constant renovation/repairs. I don't know if I am a modern woman (for all purposes, I sometimes think like I am from the dark ages where people just murdered everyone willy nilly without care) but yeah, I don't know if I am happy with the concept of owning a house.... a small flat in the middle of the city, maybe, but not a house. I also am coming to an internal consensus that I will adopt if I want kids. I am giving up looking for significant others. Taking a fatalist view here and assuming that if it's meant to be, it will be otherwise, I am just going to enjoy my life as it is. It's way less stress without relationship drama.
In response to point-break-downs
0. Hmm.. it can be annoying. But going paperless is a worthy cause that everyone can participate in. Re-purposing scrap sheets, recycling/re-using whenever possible, avoiding unnecessary wasteful printing. Trying to read on reading-friendly big screens all contribute towards the basic cause.
1. I admire pets but from a BIG distance. In fact I share your feeling about cats and dogs in the house. They somehow feel like they really belong outside. And I have some issues with the very concept of a "pet".
2. Move to a city where you can take public transport or walk/bike.
3. I don't know. Renting in big cities is a more ecologically sound/time-efficient decision than settling down in suburban and urban houses that need constant renovation/repairs. I don't know if I am a modern woman (for all purposes, I sometimes think like I am from the dark ages where people just murdered everyone willy nilly without care) but yeah, I don't know if I am happy with the concept of owning a house.... a small flat in the middle of the city, maybe, but not a house. I also am coming to an internal consensus that I will adopt if I want kids. I am giving up looking for significant others. Taking a fatalist view here and assuming that if it's meant to be, it will be otherwise, I am just going to enjoy my life as it is. It's way less stress without relationship drama.
paul - 10/26/11 13:25
0. I am so tired of people lacking basic computer skills.
1. I wish all cats would spontaneously die.
2. That hard earned money is not being wasted. Its funding global war.
3. I think you could be a modern woman and still own your own house. Its kind of a liberating action to not be dependent.
0. I am so tired of people lacking basic computer skills.
1. I wish all cats would spontaneously die.
2. That hard earned money is not being wasted. Its funding global war.
3. I think you could be a modern woman and still own your own house. Its kind of a liberating action to not be dependent.
10/23/2011 04:05 #55365
this house makes noisesevery once in a while this house i'm nannying at makes random noises. i think someone is home, and then it's just this creaking noise.
i hate being scared.
i also hate that paranormal activity commercial with the little girl who is standing in the room looking creepy. i am so scared of it that when it comes on tv and i don't have time to grab the remote i run out of the room or close my eyes and cover my ears.
i want a filter on my t.v. that will bypass all things scary and only allow me to watch bravo programs and the kardashians. and abc, because they have the best shows.
i hate being scared.
i also hate that paranormal activity commercial with the little girl who is standing in the room looking creepy. i am so scared of it that when it comes on tv and i don't have time to grab the remote i run out of the room or close my eyes and cover my ears.
i want a filter on my t.v. that will bypass all things scary and only allow me to watch bravo programs and the kardashians. and abc, because they have the best shows.
tinypliny - 10/23/11 12:26
My former flat was in an old house which made noises all the time. It was the wood and the framework responding to temperature changes. I was taken aback at first because houses are not made of wood back home.
My former flat was in an old house which made noises all the time. It was the wood and the framework responding to temperature changes. I was taken aback at first because houses are not made of wood back home.
From wikipedia:
The whoopie pie is the official state treat of Maine (not to be confused with the official state dessert, which is blueberry pie).
So you could potentially not be on dessert diet and yet have this pie as a "treat". Just think of Maine when you are eating it.