Tuesday's Journal:
Calories...1,139
Fat...40% High I know but last night I made sesame chicken stir fry and the recipe called for 2 Tablespoons of Sesame oil. I only ate about 1/3 of it so I problably didn't consume that many fat calories and I really don't care!

DH and I spent 40 minutes at the Fitness center. He got 40 minutes in, I got about 30min. I was screwing around with the T.V., trying to get it to work. Finally He yelled at me and said, "We're here to exercise, not watch T.V." I yelled back, I can't exercise without watching something. Duh, remember me who hates to exercise! Finally some sweet Samaritan came over and helped me out. She said that happens to # 1 T.V. and # 4 T.V. sometimes. Today I'm going to exercise at the opposite end of the Fitness center then Crabby DH.

Sakua...You should try the Flat Outs, get the lower calories ones. Yesterday I cut one in wedges, baked in oven for a couple of minutes and used as chips for hummus and salsa. You can also bake them whole right on the oven rack until crips (2-3 min) and top with pizza sauce, green peppers, turkey pepperoni, FF mozzerella cheese, leftover veggies, etc. You can spray them with zero calorie spray, sprinkle cinnamon and splenda on them and bake for a slightly sweet treat. They make great roll-ups, scramble egg beaters with green pepper and crumbled up turkey bacon make a great breakfast.

Julie...I've seen the kid wraps, I'll have to check them out today. Sometimes I'm just not hungry enough to eat the big ones.
Webweevil... Peanut soup is delicious, I found a recipe for it in our local newspaper and modified it to be Calories friendly. Later today I'll scrounge up the recipe and post it.
What calorie range do you work toward?Valerie Joy...Pulled lat. ?
What's that mean? Can you do free weights sitting down?AbsoluteDiva...472 calories and 15% fat, Wow!
I think shaking up our daily calories is just what we need sometimes to inch forward. Hope you see a loss!

Mami...We had 2" of snow two days ago, I finally got out cross country skiing. Unfortunately it won't last long, we've had recording breaking warm temperatures. I think it has something to do with global warming. Normally in January we have subzero temps, with wind chills it can be 40 below. We have a heater in the chicken coop for anytime the temp goes into freezing mode. We have 6 golden laying hens and they are so sweet.
Have a great Wednesday, I'll get back with the peanut soup for anyone interested.
Bobbi



Soooooooooo Robin, how many calories did you consume during your "All Day Smorgasborg"?
I think calorie counting is the most accurate way to lose weigh and I've tried them all.
My fat goes higher than I want but I try to get 1 Tablespoon of Olive Oil in everyday because I eat mostly Fat Free foods. The O.O. adds 14 grams of fat onto my food log. I don't know what % that adds to my total but it also keeps my grandmotherly skin from drying out.