Do You Eat It All?
Beautiful weather, sunlit, warm however, not too warm. I was lucky I got to outside spend most of it. I mowed the weeds lawn, trimmed hedges, weeded the flower beds, trimmed tree branches, de-cobwebbed the patio, and washed it down. Next time I’ll enjoy maybe, this time I used to be just exhausted, sweaty, and my arms felt like jelly.
Though I must note I did all those previously mentioned tasks in one day versus before weight reduction surgery when it could have been a week-long (maybe even month-long) task. Yay for post-op endurance! Of weekend It had been a Bento kind. Orange Box (bottom-right): hunk of Oh Yeah!
- Heart Rate
- Processes nutrition
- 2 Medium Eggplant, diced and roasted
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- 2 hard-boiled eggs and 1 plate of cucumber
- Consume Fenugreek Seeds
- Phyto Shape
- Spread the term
Q: Do you eat it all? A: Sometimes. Sometimes it’s meals & a treat if I’m going to be out for awhile. Q: Where do you get your best? A: Here’s an online source (FYI: the blog scores a few cents for those purchased through the link/helps pay the area bill.) I’ve a number of different containers and inserts of different sizes too.
Q: Do they leak, is it possible to microwave them, how will you keep things cold? A: I’ve never really had it happen but I don’t put anything too saucy or soup in them. I’ve a thermos I use for soup. Great up to now though. I have microwaved in them. I do not because you understand how things get distorted once you nuke them too much I don’t want to risk it.
I use these to keep things cool or place the complete package in the fridge. Q: What exactly are the benefits to putting food in a better package? Q: Are you experiencing a link to all the bets you earn? A: Yes. Click for those or another fun way to check on them out here.
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I’ve never recognized people wanting to be on a keto diet. It’s such a precarious balancing take action for which few folks have the discipline to stick to. To that Further, there’s a great deal of evidence that supports the fact that it’s bit more than a fad diet (like juice diets, and everything the rest). I’ve individually never been onto it, but an ex’s entire family was on this stupid thing. They were all basket cases because of the unequal body chemistry produced by the program, and most of them overweight were, acquired energy issues, and blood sugar issues (hypoglycemia was a normal thing). None of them exercised or engaged in virtually any regular activity (hence being overweight). Then there’s me, eating regular, well-balanced meals comprising 2/3 complicated carbs (read: veggies and pasta) and 1/3 protein.