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Old 01-14-2010, 01:51 PM   #46  
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Went a little off the rails (200-300 calories) on healthy stuff yesterday..tends to happen when I do heavy lifting and am really sore, I wonder if my body just needs the extra nutrition for repair.

Plan for today:

B - WW LC tortilla, 1 tbsp natural pb, sliced apple
S - Orange
L - Leftover spaghetti squash w/ ground beef, cheese
S - Yogurt w/ berries
S - Popcorn
D - Grilled chicken skewer, butternut squash soup, sauteed cabbage
S - NSA Ice cream

E - 40 min dog walk this morning, 75 min cardio, possibly more dog walk tonight.
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Old 01-14-2010, 08:03 PM   #47  
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Yesterday ended op andtoday was calories okbut poor dinner choice.
Exercise hath a yoga and. one mile.
New phone posting tricky.
Arg

returned from kitchen. now well above cal range for the day. expecting gain.
bloaty

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Old 01-15-2010, 09:57 AM   #48  
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Friday:
B - oatmeal, raisins, apple butter, skim milk
L - @work - thin crust cheese pizza, two regular squares and one small square
S - banana
D - salad and leftover baked ziti
S - oat bran w/brown sugar and raisins
E - walk with the dog, still too treacherous to run

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Old 01-15-2010, 12:20 PM   #49  
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Ended up skipping morning snack yesterday, which left me low, so subbed out dessert for frozen yogurt. Today's plan:

B - Sandwich thin w/ pizza sauce, mozzarella, and broccoli
S - Orange
L - Chicken skewer, cabbage, butternut squash soup
S - Protein shake
S - Popcorn
D - Chicken and broccoli stirfry, brown rice
S - Experiment with some sort of low-cal mousse in phyllo cups...its still only a loosely formed idea.

E - 60 min incline trainer, 60 min strength, 60-80 min dogwalking, cleaning mania
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Old 01-15-2010, 12:52 PM   #50  
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Yesterday came in about 200 calories over target - I was on track all day until I fell into a pot of plain lasagna noodles while I was setting up a pan to cook tonight. Felt very much like the old me who used to make and eat an entire box of plain noodles at a shot...

Yesterday:
B: kashi go lean w/ berries, banana & skim, coffee
L: Moe's salad bowl w/ chicken & black beans, some chips
S: Kashi peanut granola bar
D: ground turkey tacos
S: 1.5 servings of plain lasagna noodles
E: LB workout in the morning, running in the afternoon

Today:
B: kashi go lean w/ berries, banana & skim, coffee
S: berries, string cheese
L: grilled chicken salad
S: chocolate cheerios
D: lasagna-ish baked dish - noodles, lowest calorie natural red sauce I could find, 2% italian cheese, ground turkey with spices. App 296 calories per serving. Will probably make some broccoli for myself to go with it.
S: depends on how much I end up eating at dinner
E: planning a UB workout when I get home if time allows, otherwise will experiment with using the stationary bike after DSS goes to bed
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Old 01-15-2010, 03:27 PM   #51  
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So at my lunch meeting today they gave us pizza, but it was an off-brand and the kind that's cut into squares. Does anyone know how to calorie count it? I had two 3x3 squares and one that was about 1/3 that size. I thought it was probably equivalent to about two regular slices but I have no idea.
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Old 01-15-2010, 03:52 PM   #52  
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Nevermind, I just figured out that I should use basic math. If a 12" diameter pizza has 1122 calories, then a 3x3 square piece has 90, because the area of the 12" diameter pizza is 113.04 square inches, and the square piece is 9 square inches. Duh.
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Good work, Jessica!
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Old 01-15-2010, 04:27 PM   #54  
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It appears some of my broccoli has gone bad - odd, because it normally lasts this long no problem. Shifting dinner plan to replace the stirfry with a homemade pizza on very thin, whole wheat homemade crust, light cheese, with broccoli, chicken, and olives - I'll likely throw a salad together as well.
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Amanda - do you make pizza crust in your breadmaker or by hand? Do you have a crust recipe you could share? How is the shoulder after you lifting this week?
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So the scale gods granted me a stay and o did not gain
I paid penance by being op yesterday along with a long awaited run yesterday.
Today sculpt class and one mile.
Balancebar,chicken so far today.
Happy weekend everyone.
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Old 01-16-2010, 01:56 PM   #57  
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I make my crust by hand, sort of...I knead it in a kitchenaid stand mixer with the dough hook.

Used this one, subbed agave for the honey and wheat bran for the flax:
http://greenlitebites.com/2008/03/11...t-pizza-dough/

Shoulder hurts. I am coming to accept that the shoulder may always hurt, just sometimes more than others. It's no better or worse after lifting, so I may as well lift.
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Saturday:
B - oatmeal, raisins, apple butter, skim milk
L - lean cuisine beef chow fun
S - slice of cinnamon bread
D - cooking club - mac & cheese, chicken chili, rice pilaf, cottage pie, pumpkin custard pie, apple custard pie, banana bread, red wine, champurrado, slice of bread
S - piece of cinnamon bread
E - 30 min/15 lap swim

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Plan for today is a little off...MIL is coming for her birthday, which earns me a glass of wine or two.

B - Tiger milk high protein bar at car wash while waiting for car to be done.
L - We are going out. All depends what MIL feels like getting once she lands (currently she's delayed)
D - Beef roast slow cooked in an italian tomato and mushroom sauce, served over polenta, side salad (the roast is a 200 year old recipe from the great-great-grandmother of a coworker of my dad's...it's kind of amazing)
S - Small slice ice cream cake

E - Dogwalking - at least 40-50 min, poss more if I need to escape later
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Catching up . . .

Sunday:
B - slice of banana bread
L - mac & cheese, salad w/dressing
S - slice of cinnamon bread
D - salmon, rice, broccoli, half a beer
S - slice of cinnamon bread
E - none

I need to get rid of this cinnamon bread! I should never have bought it in the first place except I made the mistake of shopping while hungry.

Monday:
B - oatmeal, raisins, apple butter, skim milk
L - rice, mixed veggies, teriyaki sauce
S - apple
D (pre-swim) - lean cuisine carbonara
S (post-swim) - raisin bran, skim milk, slice of cinnamon bread
E - swim class

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