Calories for today (with 2 glasses of wine)~ 1439
Fiber~ 29 grams
My fiber should start going up now that the cupcakes are gone. I've been eating them for breakfast.

I'm going back to my high fiber cereal, so tomorrow should be much better and more healthy.
I wanted to show off my new glasses, so I changed my avatar. The lighting is really bad, but that's bathroom lighting for you. I had to take the picture myself, so I was looking at the screen in the mirror to make sure it was centered. I'm a goofball!
Tinky~ The sushi rice salad was good! I finally made it last night. Here's the recipe:
Sushi Rice Salad from Moosewood Restaurant Low-Fat Favorites
1 cup short grain brown rice
1 3/4 cups water
Sauce
1/3c rice vinegar (if using seasoned omit sugar & salt)
2T sugar
1T salt
2t fresh ginger, grated
2 sm carrots, diced
1 red bell pepper, diced
1 cucumber, diced
1-2t wasabi powder dissolved in an equal amount of water
1 sheet of nori
1T sesame seeds
fresh salad greens
Cook rice in water (I did mine in a rice cooker.) Bring a separate sauce pan to boil with water to blanch the veggies.
Combine the sauce ingredients in a pan and simmer for 5 mins, set aside. When the water boils, blanch the carrots and pepper until tender. In a bowl combine sauce, veggies, cucumbers, & wasabi paste.
When rice is done, add to bowl and toss well. Serve cold or at room temperature. Just before serving, toast nori by briefly passing over low flame or by baking for a minute in a 350 degree oven. Crumble in a small bowl. Toast the sesame seeds. Spoon rice salad over onto individual beds of greens, sprinkle with sesame seeds and nori, and serve.
Makes 4-6 servings
For 6 servings: 163 calories, 3.9g protein, 1.8g fat, 33.1g carbohydrate, 426mg sodium, 2.8g fiber
It was super yummy and tasted like a deconstructed maki roll.
Grammy & CoolMom~ I'm so jealous of both of you! I really want chickens! I'm thankful that, at least, I can get fresh truly free-range eggs at our farmer's market. The new town we are moving to has a farmer's market and someone does sell eggs. I hope they are good! I'm so spoiled. Lol.
Grammy~ Good thing you bought 10! Some friends of ours bought 3 chicks when it was too early to tell the gender and they all turned out to be roosters! They live in town too, so I bet their neighbors were ticked.
jaceycat28~ You should check your local laws if you want chickens. In some cities you can have them if your backyard is big enough, you just may be limited by how many you can keep. In some cities the only kind you can't have are roosters, but hens are okay.