Friday, December 5, 2008
EXPELLED
- 6:50-7:20 Easy 3-4 mile run ( AKB was killer last night)
- 7:30-8:15 Run to the market grab all ingredients for dad's b-day dinner tonight
- 8:20-9:00 start the pasta dish
- 9:00-9:40 eat bfast get ready for work
- 10am-6pm work (try and get off a little early)
- 6:15-7:00 pm cook!
- 7:00pm ENJOY the dinner with bro's and dad:)
Doe's anybody else break down there days minute by minute, I know a little compulsive but it helps me not to stress.
Recap
Last night was a so hectic but fun. I went to AKB after school and did a killer workout (promise to post this weekend about some moves you can do at home). When I got home I popped a bowl of turkey chili with butternut squash added to it in the microwave, it was yummers! I added a tablespoon of sour cream on top, which by the way I am beginning to love! I used to hate sour cream and now I think just a little on top is perfect. Are there any foods you hated when you were a kid that you LOVE now?
GROUP
We had our couples study at our house last night, I love have people over!!! We watched a video by Ben Stein called "Expelled No Intelligence Allowed", very interesting. I am actually shocked at a lot of things that were on this video. I recommend it to any science lovers out there. Snack last night was actually pretty healthy lots of veggies and of course a ox of cookies. I was good I had a bunch of SNAP PEAS because I tend to have a love affair whenever I eat them! There by far my favorite thing on the veggie tray! I was good and stayed AWAY from the cookies , they were store bought not too tempting.
12 comments:
I almost always break down my day minute-by-minute; it makes me feel like I have a handle on things (even if I don't really).
I used to hate all bell peppers, but now I love them (except for green ones. They're still weird.)
Have a great dinner tonight!
When I have lots going on I make lists and break things down by day and time...it keeps me sane...well, sort of.
Sharing your cup...that's huge!
i like breaking down my day, minute by minute, cause it helps me feel like i'm in control of my day. although i may have to readjust the time, it still helps to know that i only had to adjust it by so many minutes, and not just within a wide range of hours. i think i also feel like i've accomplished more in one day when i break it down.
and aww, what a sweet daughter you are! your dad will be so happy. happy bday to your dad!
i used to hate tofu when i was little... it was bland, pale, and the texture was weird, in my opinion. now i don't think i dislike anything natural!
I love ben stein and hadnt seen or heard of this...so thanks.
and yes.
rolling with a three year old I oft break down minute by minute as a way to HANG ON.
:)
Sounds like a busy but fun day! If you like sour cream, you should try using Greek yogurt in its place. I swear it tastes the same and it's healthy for you!
Who has the boxer baby?! What a sweet mushmouth :D
Um, yes I break down my days. Surprised? I doubt it! LOL If they are super busy days then I totally do it by the hour, otherwise I just run off a to-do list.
I usually don't break down minute by minute, but by hour. I am big on schedules and sticking with them!
Great group photo.
Schedules are totally healthy, I always schedule my days to some extent, it reduces stress!
I used to hate oatmeal when I was a kid...oh it hurts to even say that now!
I do create blocks...its like a general routine in my head which has hours on the sides ;)
In regard to the food ? - I used to HATE avocados and egg whites - now I love it!
Oh man, I eat sooo many new foods now, that I despised as a child. I ate the same 5 foods before becoming a vegan or even a vegetarian, haha!! Now I eat EVERYTHING (well, everything without animal products, soy, gluten/wheat, or dairy, hehe).
Happy Friday, Bobbi!!
many many things :) beets, shrimp, brussel sprouts are the ones that pop right into my head... have a great dinner tonight!
I totally break my busy days down into little time blocks. It's the only way I can make sure to get everything done!!
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