
The next night, my dad was feeling like ordering some Chinese food (he can't get decent Chinese where he lives), so that we did. I don't like to get Chinese very often because it tends to make me not feel very well. I kept it kind of light with broccoli and garlic sauce (no oil) and steamed rice. Much, much better without the oil.
Last night was veggie Reubens again. I can't believe it took me this long to make them again. They really are so good! I could probably make them once a week and never get tired of them. I'm making a serious effort to start eating healthier, so I've got a big bag of lettuce and veggies cut up and ready in the fridge. I've been trying to mainly eat fruit for breakfast and raw veggies for lunch. I do fine until about 2 p.m., then I feel like eating everything in the house!
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I haven't been cooking much either.....I just don't seem to have the energy to do it this week.
Oh well, there's always next week, right?
Energy must just be hard to come by this time of year. I'm ready for spring!
I have been eating Jenny Craig food for a month. I just about started gnawing on my arm looking at this post.
Only one and a half months left of our 'contract.' Why did I think I'd be o.k. eating microwaveable dinners for three months?
IF: I guess the Jenny Craig works, though? That would be tough to eat for three months. Is the food decent?
It's actually not bad... but it's the same as anything else. If it's all you eat, you get tired of it. When I get my my breaking point, I just have to step on the scale. I'm down 16 lbs. since January 1st.
IF: 16 lbs! That's awesome! I have to admit I'm a bit (okay, a lot) envious. It's inspiring, though.
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