So today has been a long one. At home with both children, both exasperating in their own unique and lovable (are my teeth gritted? No...) ways. I stayed strong, gentle reader, and I think I did okay. I'm hungry now, at a quarter to midnight, and that's a good sign I guess.
I did some surfing today while pinned by the smallest one.
I found a 'foods you mustn't eat' list and a 'foods you must' list. How do I score?
DO NOT
- Pork scratchings - that's okay, I don't even know where I would get them if I wanted them
- Fried desserts - I definitely haven't been eating these
- Cheesy chips - I wish!
- Fizzy drinks - I have so few pleasures - surely a diet coke isn't so bad? Who needs teeth anyway?
- Alcopops - that would imply I had a social life
- Liquid Meals - leave my Slim-fast alone!
- Processed/Mystery meats - Spam is off the menu
- Chicken nuggets - I leave these to my eldest anyway
- Doughnuts - (Homer drool)
- Canned soups - interesting about salt. I shall keep an eye out, as I do like soup when it gets colder
DO
- Grapefruit - erm, fruit intolerance issues...
- Cinnamon - can I eat cinammon buns then please?
- Chili Peppers - Nandos. Sorted
- Fennel Tea - Yuk?
- Salad - booorrrring...
- Green Tea - if I mix it with the Fennel will it taste better?)
- Celery - no. Just no.
- Lentils - I shall give these a whirl...
- Dark Chocolate - isn't chocolate! I know British chocolate is closer to cheese than Swiss stuff, but I like it!
- Quinoa - the mind boggles. I shall add it to the 'to try' list...
How about you? How do you do?
What I ate today:
Shreddies and milk for breakfast. I may not have mentioned it, but we always have semi-skimmed. I could go down to skimmed but as a family it makes more sense to stay with the semi.
Baguette spread with EL Philly, ham and tomatoes. Shapers chipsticks. Shapers snack bar.
Tesco Finest Chicken/Chorizo thingummy with mixed vegetables
Exercise of the day:
30 minutes washing windows, boxing, swatting ghosts and boogieing with the Eye-Toy (told you I had a plan)...
Product of the day:
Playstation 2 and Eye-Toy. An oldie but a goodie, you might consider this a precursor to the Wii-type platforms out now. Basically it's a camera, connected to a PS2, that 'reads' your movements onto the telly screen and uses those movements to make things happen on screen. So washing windows is a screen of suds, and as you move your arms and body the suds are washed off, and points are scored.
We had to dig ours out of the loft, and I still can't find my Kinetic disc (basically a fitness programme for it), but it was fun to battle my husband, burn some calories, and do something other than slob in the evening.
I have also found my old Davina DVD... hmm... watch this space!
Have you tried Quinoa yet?
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