Chris told me he thinks the weekend is going to be tougher for him because he will be
home. Wait, didn’t he do the Tough Mudder? I’ve been home all week, and I think it’s
easier, because you not only have access to all of your food choices, but you
have more time to buy more and prepare more.
Keep a list of your food that you are running low on. By now, you should be looking at replenishing
your prepared food stores, and thinking of a time where you can once again
enjoy the scenery of your kitchen.
Because I work the next 2 days, I roasted up another 4-5 lbs. of
spaghetti squash, steamed a giant batch of brussel sprouts, and marinated and
grilled an entire Costco super-package of chicken thighs.
If you are struggling with missing a Friday happy hour, go
to the gym instead or head to the movies.
Try to put your cheat meal off, especially if your schedule from the
week to the weekend is changing. Adapt,
plan, and EAT!
Here'san inspirational BONUS Before picture of another of our Crossfit Frederick Trainers, Marcy, with her BEAST 12.8% body fat! Now that I have her picture, she's also being edited into the Before Pictures Post from a few days ago...
Here'san inspirational BONUS Before picture of another of our Crossfit Frederick Trainers, Marcy, with her BEAST 12.8% body fat! Now that I have her picture, she's also being edited into the Before Pictures Post from a few days ago...
Do you have an annoying symptom that you've noticed diminish or disappear? If so, I'd like to hear from you. I have not
had the inflammatory bronchial cough that I have had since October, every
morning when I wake up. Normally, I can
feel inflammation and congestion in my airway as soon as I wake up, and I have
a cough that causes male seals to knock on my window and wink at me. Almost immediately, this congestion has
cleared up. It’s not coincidental – this
is a chronic reactive airway condition that I have dealt with every cold
weather season from start to finish since I was a teenager. By removing grains, dairy, and alcohol and
eating pure food, the anti-inflammatory effect was immediate.
If you have experienced something similar, please comment. This is day 5, and the positive effects will
now start to replace the difficulties you had the first couple of days.
Look for the next “What’s in Your Cooler, Cops edition”
coming soon!
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Love the pic, like you Im very visual!
ReplyDeleteLooks FANTASTIC Ang!!!! This was a FAB idea and can't wait to see what others come up with!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the "whats in your cooler" idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you marinate your chicken thighs with? I am struggling a bit with the meats still. Everything I cooked was very bland :(
There are so many choices! Start with olive oil and some type of acid- vinegar or lemon juice. Add whatever seasonings look good by rubbing it in, let sit for at least 6-8 hours if you can. I love the Jamaican Jerk seasoning, it's a little spicy, but watch for sugar content.
DeleteYou can also start with same, add fresh garlic, salt and pepper, Italian seasonings, dry mustard - really anything you throw into the marinade will help the flavor pop. Chris adds the brine from the jar of banana peppers, and it's delicious. I think the vinegar and/or lemon will help your flavor.
DeleteI have not had a migraine and I was terrified of it as I have been really struggling the last few weeks. I have had some minor, very minor, headaches, but so far so good. I am finally starting to notice I just feel better, but still tired. Hope this keeps up and week two is even better.
ReplyDeleteThank you Angela for this blog. A positive thing I have noticed is my eczema and dry patches have cleared up. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Angela for this blog-I just started looking at it today and found this post (and the previous ones)helpful, encouraging, and, of course, pretty darn funny ;)
ReplyDeletePositive things I've noticed:
I'm starting to have energy. For most of my life I've functioned in a fatigue laden fog. I still get tired, especially if I'm trying to stretch out my meals, but I've dropped my coffee intake from about 30oz a day to 10, which is pretty dang significant for me.
Something that would be especially helpful for me would be ideas for meals (because sometimes, the same old gets boring).
ReplyDeleteOne meal I found that I liked used my canned tuna. I took one can of tuna,drained the water and added mustard until I thought it tasted good, a little bit of chopped onion and powdered cayenne pepper, and ate that with red pepper. I believe (based on what someone told me-so I hope it was right)-two red peppers covered my carbs, the tuna served as my protein, and six almonds covered my fats (2/2/2).
correction: two whole red peppers equals one block of carbs.
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