Saturday, September 17, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
TRKY Burger Info
Straight from the Hungry Girl mouth:
Remember she is http://www.hungrygirl.com/
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Hardee's Turkey burger
I have been asked a gagillion times what the pts plus would be. Well i remembered to look it up.
here goes:
Fat--17
carbs--47
fiber--4
protein--31
total pts plus 12
Everybody is raving that it is great and filling. well, i have not tried it yet. 12 pts plus is a lot for me for one meat, BUT if i only eat half, cut the mayo. (assuming it comes with mayo) plan to have a lite pts plus lunch and b'fast. OK, Another BUT, 12 pts for a meal would be fine if i use lots of power Foods the rest of the day. For sure no fries!!!! with that burger!! (I have learned to skit them anyway).
here goes:
Fat--17
carbs--47
fiber--4
protein--31
total pts plus 12
Everybody is raving that it is great and filling. well, i have not tried it yet. 12 pts plus is a lot for me for one meat, BUT if i only eat half, cut the mayo. (assuming it comes with mayo) plan to have a lite pts plus lunch and b'fast. OK, Another BUT, 12 pts for a meal would be fine if i use lots of power Foods the rest of the day. For sure no fries!!!! with that burger!! (I have learned to skit them anyway).
Monday, April 11, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
On My Wat
On my way to Myrtle Beach. Taking my winter coat with me, but plan to relax!! No thinking for at least four days!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Late Night Snacking
Click here ONLY if you have late nightr snacking issues. I know I do. This was a great article for to read right now because Scott is working nights this week. I need all the help and support I can get!
National _____Day
Hmmmmm, according to Hungry girl, this is National Chip and Dip Day! Just my luck. You all know I love a party!!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Recipe Site
http://www.skinnytaste.com/
NOT weight watchers endorsed, but some really good recipes. Several of you have discovered already. Just remember if the points seem too good to be true, they are! Just figure the pts. plus yourself to make sure.
Have a great day, stay out of race traffic (as i drive up 394 past the track everyday this week!)
NOT weight watchers endorsed, but some really good recipes. Several of you have discovered already. Just remember if the points seem too good to be true, they are! Just figure the pts. plus yourself to make sure.
Have a great day, stay out of race traffic (as i drive up 394 past the track everyday this week!)
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Hungry Girl
Hungry Girl now has a 30 minute cooking show on the Cooking Channel on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. I DVR it every week. It is really pretty good. But if you do nothave it you can watch segments on the the Cooking Channel we site. Click here. For a show.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
My Nook
OK> I posted this and then my week went all to pieces, so you ask what is this? I bought myself a NOOK last week-end. An e-reader from Barnes and Noble. I have looked and researched and looked and this is what i decided on. I can download any book (just about) from B & N or many, many free books in seconds. I can download my PDF files and word documents, I can easily access wi-fi when in a hot spot. watch you tube, store videos and pics. I am so excited. I have read more this week than I have in years! Great therapy! Although I fell asleep reading at Friendship Ford last week getting my oil changed. I just hope I was not drooling! It was rainy outside and the waiting room was full. Oh well!
I have checked my e-mail started this post. but didn't finish. B & N is having a class on the NOOK at the end of the month so maybe I can figure out all the bells and whistles. The children's books are great, I just have to watch the money! It is so tempting!
I try not to discuss my school kiddos too much, but I have to share this. My cutest little boy in the world has been struggling for about 2 weeks. Sleeping at school, no usual cute spark that he usually has, just not himself. Well, the nurse finally convinced the gma that something was "not right"> I say!! He has a shunt in his head that drains the fluid from his head, well it burst. So he went to the pediatric ICU on Thursday nite and had surgery to fix it on Friday night. I visited him yesterday after our meeting, he is doing great. He was not real hapopy, can't blame him. But he was preparing to go home. So thank goodness he made it to the hospital when he did. He was violently sick on Thursday night. To think what could have happened in my classroom. And we had recess in the gym everyday last week. OOOH, just don't want to think of that!
So we all have reason to celebrate!!!!!
I have checked my e-mail started this post. but didn't finish. B & N is having a class on the NOOK at the end of the month so maybe I can figure out all the bells and whistles. The children's books are great, I just have to watch the money! It is so tempting!
I try not to discuss my school kiddos too much, but I have to share this. My cutest little boy in the world has been struggling for about 2 weeks. Sleeping at school, no usual cute spark that he usually has, just not himself. Well, the nurse finally convinced the gma that something was "not right"> I say!! He has a shunt in his head that drains the fluid from his head, well it burst. So he went to the pediatric ICU on Thursday nite and had surgery to fix it on Friday night. I visited him yesterday after our meeting, he is doing great. He was not real hapopy, can't blame him. But he was preparing to go home. So thank goodness he made it to the hospital when he did. He was violently sick on Thursday night. To think what could have happened in my classroom. And we had recess in the gym everyday last week. OOOH, just don't want to think of that!
So we all have reason to celebrate!!!!!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
PARTY!
Let's get this party started!!
OK, let's go for activity points. I will give a goal on Saturday for an amount of AP for us to collect. Once we get that goal we will party.
I am think of an 80's theme, since that era is pretty much the origination of aerobics. How about it, can we get up and go?
Yes we can!
At no point in my life is the above picture me!!
OK, let's go for activity points. I will give a goal on Saturday for an amount of AP for us to collect. Once we get that goal we will party.
I am think of an 80's theme, since that era is pretty much the origination of aerobics. How about it, can we get up and go?
Yes we can!
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
what are you shopping for?
This Week’s Shopping List
Check off the foods you need to buy this week.
Vegetables such as green beans,
broccoli, vegetable blends
Chopped onion
Sliced bell peppers
Whole-wheat waf es
Berries
Fish fillets
Ground lean beef, turkey, or chicken
Sorbet or low-fat ice cream
Veggie burgers
For your refrigerator
Fat-free or low-fat milk
Fat-free or low-fat yogurt
Fat-free or low-fat cheese
Fat-free or light mayonnaise
Low-fat or fat-free spreads such
as cream cheese
Eggs or egg substitute
Minced garlic
Low-fat luncheon or deli meats
Lettuce
Vegetables such as baby carrots, grape
tomatoes, celery sticks for snacking
Seltzer or calorie-free avored waters
For your pantry
Whole-grain breakfast cereals
Light whole-grain breads
Whole-grain foods such as whole-whea t pasta
and couscous, brown rice, quinoa, bulgur, etc.
Canned tuna
Canned salmon
Canned beans such as cannelli ni, garbanzo, or black
Canned refried beans
Canned fruit in own juice
Salsa
Canned or jarred tomato sauce
Reduced-fat pasta sauce
Broth
Flavored vinegars
Ketchup
Mustard
Healthy oils such as canola or olive
Dried herbs such as basil
Spices such as cinnamon
Sugar substitute
94% fat-free microwave popcorn or
air-popped type
Cooking spray
For your refrigerator
Fat-free or low-fat milk
Fat-free or low-fat yogurt
Fat-free or low-fat cheese
Fat-free or light mayonnaise
Low-fat or fat-free spreads such
as cream cheese
Eggs or egg substitute
Minced garlic
Low-fat luncheon or deli meats
Lettuce
Vegetables such as baby carrots, grape
tomatoes, celery sticks for snacking
Seltzer or calorie-free flavored waters
For your pantry
Whole-grain breakfast cereals
Light whole-grain breads
Whole-grain foods such as whole-whea t pasta
and couscous, brown rice, quinoa, bulgur, etc.
Canned tuna
Canned salmon
Canned beans such as cannelli ni, garbanzo, or black
Canned refried beans
Canned fruit in own juice
Salsa
Canned or jarred tomato sauce
Reduced-fat pasta sauce
Broth
Flavored vinegars
Ketchup
Mustard
Healthy oils such as canola or olive
Dried herbs such as basil
Spices such as cinnamon
Sugar substitute
94% fat-free microwave popcorn or
air-popped type
Cooking spray
Check off the foods you need to buy this week.
Vegetables such as green beans,
broccoli, vegetable blends
Chopped onion
Sliced bell peppers
Whole-wheat waf es
Berries
Fish fillets
Ground lean beef, turkey, or chicken
Sorbet or low-fat ice cream
Veggie burgers
For your refrigerator
Fat-free or low-fat milk
Fat-free or low-fat yogurt
Fat-free or low-fat cheese
Fat-free or light mayonnaise
Low-fat or fat-free spreads such
as cream cheese
Eggs or egg substitute
Minced garlic
Low-fat luncheon or deli meats
Lettuce
Vegetables such as baby carrots, grape
tomatoes, celery sticks for snacking
Seltzer or calorie-free avored waters
For your pantry
Whole-grain breakfast cereals
Light whole-grain breads
Whole-grain foods such as whole-whea t pasta
and couscous, brown rice, quinoa, bulgur, etc.
Canned tuna
Canned salmon
Canned beans such as cannelli ni, garbanzo, or black
Canned refried beans
Canned fruit in own juice
Salsa
Canned or jarred tomato sauce
Reduced-fat pasta sauce
Broth
Flavored vinegars
Ketchup
Mustard
Healthy oils such as canola or olive
Dried herbs such as basil
Spices such as cinnamon
Sugar substitute
94% fat-free microwave popcorn or
air-popped type
Cooking spray
For your refrigerator
Fat-free or low-fat milk
Fat-free or low-fat yogurt
Fat-free or low-fat cheese
Fat-free or light mayonnaise
Low-fat or fat-free spreads such
as cream cheese
Eggs or egg substitute
Minced garlic
Low-fat luncheon or deli meats
Lettuce
Vegetables such as baby carrots, grape
tomatoes, celery sticks for snacking
Seltzer or calorie-free flavored waters
For your pantry
Whole-grain breakfast cereals
Light whole-grain breads
Whole-grain foods such as whole-whea t pasta
and couscous, brown rice, quinoa, bulgur, etc.
Canned tuna
Canned salmon
Canned beans such as cannelli ni, garbanzo, or black
Canned refried beans
Canned fruit in own juice
Salsa
Canned or jarred tomato sauce
Reduced-fat pasta sauce
Broth
Flavored vinegars
Ketchup
Mustard
Healthy oils such as canola or olive
Dried herbs such as basil
Spices such as cinnamon
Sugar substitute
94% fat-free microwave popcorn or
air-popped type
Cooking spray
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Lunch for Tomorrow
From Hungry Gir: I made this tonite so that I can have it for lunch tomorrow. Of course I did sneak a bite tonite! YUMBO!!
Too-EZ Mac 'n Cheese
PER SERVING (1 heaping cup): 222
calories, 5.5g fat, 772mg sodium, 35g
carbs, 6g fiber, 6g sugars, 8.5g protein --
PointsPlus™ value 6*
Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 30 minutes
Ingredients:
4 1/2 oz. (about 2 cups) uncooked whole-wheat-blend or high-fiber rotini pasta (like the
kind by Ronzoni)
24 oz. (about 6 cups) frozen Green Giant Broccoli & Cheese Sauce
3 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Original Swiss cheese
Optional: salt and black pepper
Directions:
In a large pot, prepare pasta according to the instructions on the package; drain well
and set aside. While pasta is cooking, place contents of the broccoli & sauce package in
a large microwave-safe bowl. Cover and microwave until sauce has melted and broccoli
is hot, 10 - 12 minutes.
Once the bowl is cool enough to handle, remove it from the microwave and add cooked
pasta. Unwrap cheese wedges and add those as well.
Mix thoroughly, ensuring that the cheese wedges are evenly distributed and the pasta
and broccoli are coated in cheese sauce. Season to taste with salt and pepper, if you
like, and then enjoy!
MAKES 4 SERVINGS
Too-EZ Mac 'n Cheese
PER SERVING (1 heaping cup): 222
calories, 5.5g fat, 772mg sodium, 35g
carbs, 6g fiber, 6g sugars, 8.5g protein --
PointsPlus™ value 6*
Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 30 minutes
Ingredients:
4 1/2 oz. (about 2 cups) uncooked whole-wheat-blend or high-fiber rotini pasta (like the
kind by Ronzoni)
24 oz. (about 6 cups) frozen Green Giant Broccoli & Cheese Sauce
3 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Original Swiss cheese
Optional: salt and black pepper
Directions:
In a large pot, prepare pasta according to the instructions on the package; drain well
and set aside. While pasta is cooking, place contents of the broccoli & sauce package in
a large microwave-safe bowl. Cover and microwave until sauce has melted and broccoli
is hot, 10 - 12 minutes.
Once the bowl is cool enough to handle, remove it from the microwave and add cooked
pasta. Unwrap cheese wedges and add those as well.
Mix thoroughly, ensuring that the cheese wedges are evenly distributed and the pasta
and broccoli are coated in cheese sauce. Season to taste with salt and pepper, if you
like, and then enjoy!
MAKES 4 SERVINGS
Monday, February 7, 2011
dreams Come True
Follow Your Dreams
Follow your dream
Take one step at a time.
Don't settle for less
Just continue to climb.
Follow your dream.
If you stumble, don't stop
And lose sight of your goal.
Press on to the top.
For only at the top
Can we see the whole view
Can we see what we've done
And what we can do.
We then have the vision
To see something new
Press on.... Press on....
For your dreams to come true.
~~~Author Unknown
Follow your dream
Take one step at a time.
Don't settle for less
Just continue to climb.
Follow your dream.
If you stumble, don't stop
And lose sight of your goal.
Press on to the top.
For only at the top
Can we see the whole view
Can we see what we've done
And what we can do.
We then have the vision
To see something new
Press on.... Press on....
For your dreams to come true.
~~~Author Unknown
Are You Hungry?
Great article click here.
What are your go to foods when you are hungry?
How do you know when you are hungry and just bored, orany other emotion you want to fill in here.
Have you ever eaten a bag of chips in 2 minutes? Is that hunger or emotion?
Hmmmmm. Things to think about.
What are your go to foods when you are hungry?
How do you know when you are hungry and just bored, orany other emotion you want to fill in here.
Have you ever eaten a bag of chips in 2 minutes? Is that hunger or emotion?
Hmmmmm. Things to think about.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Super Bowl Survival
Well we all need a good time and it is that time. I suppose we will cheer on Pittsburg since we have a Saturday morning member who is a big fan. Click here for great ideas both food and others.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Get your healthy oils in
Having troulbe getting in all your healthy oils? Here's some idea's,. You only need to eat 2 tsp of oil per day. (1 teaspoon is a serving), So you can get it in throughout the day. Healthy oils are: olive oil, canola, sunflower, safflower or flaxseed. FYI: Fish oils, Oil capsules, avocados, peanut butter, nuts, salad dressings, etc, do NOT count towards WW healthy oils requirements. Only the pourable kind.
1) Cook with it, a lot of recipes start off with oil in the skillet
2) Mix up a marinade for meats and/or veggies
3) Mix it with meat sauces, or most sauces
4) Sautee with it.
5) Drizzle over pasta
6) Drizzle over popcorn
7) Drizzle over veggies
8) Drizzle over pizza
9) Drizzle over corn on the cob
10) Drizzle some over fat free cheese(it helps melt better)
11) Mix up some salad dressing (like olive oil and balsamic vinegar)
12) Rub it on poultry or fish before baking it
13) Rub it on meats for the spices and/or rubs have something to stick to
14) Rub some on a baked potato
15) Grill sandwiches
16) Stry Fry veggies
17) Coat some homemade baked fries
18) Makes garlic toast, (oil and garlic on bread toast)
19) Add some to soups
20) Add some to smoothies
21) Mix 2 tsps olive oil to fat-free salad dressing
22) Add to anything that is fat-free. instead of the fat, you're replacing it with healthy oils
23) Roast veggies with oil
24) Mix conola oil to oatmeal, yogurt, smoothies, soups
25) put some in salsa
26) If you eat frozen dinners, drizzle some over it.
27) make some Herb or Spice Infused Oil, (for dipping or cooking)
28) Mix in some Butter Buds or Molly McButter, You'll have butter flavored oils.
29) mix some in the new PB2 peanut butter flour that alot are trying. (you're replacing the fat with healthy oils)
*from message boards. Not all my ideas, but good ones.
1) Cook with it, a lot of recipes start off with oil in the skillet
2) Mix up a marinade for meats and/or veggies
3) Mix it with meat sauces, or most sauces
4) Sautee with it.
5) Drizzle over pasta
6) Drizzle over popcorn
7) Drizzle over veggies
8) Drizzle over pizza
9) Drizzle over corn on the cob
10) Drizzle some over fat free cheese(it helps melt better)
11) Mix up some salad dressing (like olive oil and balsamic vinegar)
12) Rub it on poultry or fish before baking it
13) Rub it on meats for the spices and/or rubs have something to stick to
14) Rub some on a baked potato
15) Grill sandwiches
16) Stry Fry veggies
17) Coat some homemade baked fries
18) Makes garlic toast, (oil and garlic on bread toast)
19) Add some to soups
20) Add some to smoothies
21) Mix 2 tsps olive oil to fat-free salad dressing
22) Add to anything that is fat-free. instead of the fat, you're replacing it with healthy oils
23) Roast veggies with oil
24) Mix conola oil to oatmeal, yogurt, smoothies, soups
25) put some in salsa
26) If you eat frozen dinners, drizzle some over it.
27) make some Herb or Spice Infused Oil, (for dipping or cooking)
28) Mix in some Butter Buds or Molly McButter, You'll have butter flavored oils.
29) mix some in the new PB2 peanut butter flour that alot are trying. (you're replacing the fat with healthy oils)
*from message boards. Not all my ideas, but good ones.
Winter Day Work-out
Click here for some ideas on how to get the most of a snow day. Although today's snow fizzled out so far!!
Monday, January 24, 2011
From Hungry Girl
I just read this:
What's the Deal with the Cow?
A recent email of some HG staples prompted MANY subscribers to write in, asking us if we're SURE that TWO wedges of The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese have a total PointsPlus™ value of 1*. Here's the scoop: The wedges USED to have higher stats on their labels. But last year, the brand quietly rolled out new packaging to reflect lower sodium and fat counts, resulting from small tweaks made over the years to the product's nutritional content. Check the back of the wheel and note that each wedge has 35 calories, 1.5g fat, 210mg sodium, 1g carbs, 0g fiber, 1g sugars, and 2g protein; double those numbers and plug 'em into your WW calculator, and you'll see that two wedges have a total PointsPlus™ value of 1*. If a food database tells you otherwise, it hasn't been updated to factor in the lower fat count. And now you know!
Woo hoo, even better!
What's the Deal with the Cow?
A recent email of some HG staples prompted MANY subscribers to write in, asking us if we're SURE that TWO wedges of The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Swiss cheese have a total PointsPlus™ value of 1*. Here's the scoop: The wedges USED to have higher stats on their labels. But last year, the brand quietly rolled out new packaging to reflect lower sodium and fat counts, resulting from small tweaks made over the years to the product's nutritional content. Check the back of the wheel and note that each wedge has 35 calories, 1.5g fat, 210mg sodium, 1g carbs, 0g fiber, 1g sugars, and 2g protein; double those numbers and plug 'em into your WW calculator, and you'll see that two wedges have a total PointsPlus™ value of 1*. If a food database tells you otherwise, it hasn't been updated to factor in the lower fat count. And now you know!
Woo hoo, even better!
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Stress Busters
7 Simple Stress Busters
Peace of Mind is Just a Few Minutes Away
-- By Zach Van Hart, Staff Writer
Spark People
Stress happens. No matter how organized you are, how good your systems are, or how friendly your work and living environments are, stress can find a way to poke its ugly head in from time to time. What can you do? Turn to a convenient Stress Buster – a small, simple activity that clears your head and calms you down. When you feel a stress attack coming on, it’s the perfect time to turn to one of these busters and kick that stress out the door.
Here are 7 of our favorite Stress Busters, but feel free to develop your own:
1. Take a walk
Want a break from the office? Does your house feel like an insane asylum? Slip out the door and let your feet take you somewhere. Not only will walking give you the opportunity to clear your head and take a break from that hectic situation, but it’s great aerobic exercise, too.
2. Call a friend
We all have someone whose voice alone perks us up. Give them a buzz, even for a few minutes. Whether with a joke or a funny story, or just by listening, they will likely put a smile on your face and calm you down. Besides, what are friends for?
3. Write in a journal
Expressing our feelings could be the best way to deal with stress. Keeping a journal is a way to capture those feelings at any moment. You don’t have to worry about what others think or say, just let your pen do the work. By the time you’re done, those feelings will be on their way out of your system.
4. Play a board game
Remember these? Maybe there are a dozen stashed in your closet, waiting to be dusted off. Monopoly probably should be saved until you have a few hours to spare, but quick kids’ games like Candy Land, Chutes & Ladders, Connect Four, or even Twister are always good for a smile.
5. Work up a sweat
Have some pent up frustrations? There’s no better way to get rid of them than by exercising. Pop in a workout tape, hop on your bike or grab your jump rope. You’ll be too busy working up a sweat to worry about what’s stressing you out. Picture the stress leaving your body through your pores.
6. Plan something fun
Is there a trip you want to take but never had time to get it together? Or a dinner you’ve always wanted to make? Now’s the time. Not only will you take your mind off things, but you’ll be spending time eagerly anticipating a great getaway or meal later. It’s a win-win situation.
7. Take a hot bath
A hot bath will initially give your body a kick, which in turn will give your mind a kick too – and then it’ll slow both down. Add bubbles and a few candles and you have the ultimate soothing atmosphere. A rubber ducky is optional.
Peace of Mind is Just a Few Minutes Away
-- By Zach Van Hart, Staff Writer
Spark People
Stress happens. No matter how organized you are, how good your systems are, or how friendly your work and living environments are, stress can find a way to poke its ugly head in from time to time. What can you do? Turn to a convenient Stress Buster – a small, simple activity that clears your head and calms you down. When you feel a stress attack coming on, it’s the perfect time to turn to one of these busters and kick that stress out the door.
Here are 7 of our favorite Stress Busters, but feel free to develop your own:
1. Take a walk
Want a break from the office? Does your house feel like an insane asylum? Slip out the door and let your feet take you somewhere. Not only will walking give you the opportunity to clear your head and take a break from that hectic situation, but it’s great aerobic exercise, too.
2. Call a friend
We all have someone whose voice alone perks us up. Give them a buzz, even for a few minutes. Whether with a joke or a funny story, or just by listening, they will likely put a smile on your face and calm you down. Besides, what are friends for?
3. Write in a journal
Expressing our feelings could be the best way to deal with stress. Keeping a journal is a way to capture those feelings at any moment. You don’t have to worry about what others think or say, just let your pen do the work. By the time you’re done, those feelings will be on their way out of your system.
4. Play a board game
Remember these? Maybe there are a dozen stashed in your closet, waiting to be dusted off. Monopoly probably should be saved until you have a few hours to spare, but quick kids’ games like Candy Land, Chutes & Ladders, Connect Four, or even Twister are always good for a smile.
5. Work up a sweat
Have some pent up frustrations? There’s no better way to get rid of them than by exercising. Pop in a workout tape, hop on your bike or grab your jump rope. You’ll be too busy working up a sweat to worry about what’s stressing you out. Picture the stress leaving your body through your pores.
6. Plan something fun
Is there a trip you want to take but never had time to get it together? Or a dinner you’ve always wanted to make? Now’s the time. Not only will you take your mind off things, but you’ll be spending time eagerly anticipating a great getaway or meal later. It’s a win-win situation.
7. Take a hot bath
A hot bath will initially give your body a kick, which in turn will give your mind a kick too – and then it’ll slow both down. Add bubbles and a few candles and you have the ultimate soothing atmosphere. A rubber ducky is optional.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Baked Ziti
This is the recipe for baked Ziti that i fixed. I made some changes, used ff ricotta cheese and ff mozerella.
click here.
click here.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Power Foods
Click here for a great article from ww.com
Can you name three ways to include power foods in your daily diet?
Can you name three ways to include power foods in your daily diet?
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Snow Days
Here is what has helped save me during these days:
I just love these clemtines! Here is yesterday's story. We took Alexa to see the Lady Bucs play basketball yesterday at ETSU. I just knew that the sights and smells of popcorn, nachos, and hot dogs would be tough. Well, I stuck 3 of these babies in my coat pocket. Once there we sat with Scott's uncle. (Scott's first cousin that is my son's age dates Natalie Pickwell which is a player.) He was saying how he had put on weight and how he wished he had something to snack on SO, guess who pulled out the ole clemetines. I was a hit. Not to mention how good they smelled. So I was all satisfied. Score for me!!
I love this stuff for popcorn!
So today I took Daniel, my son to ETSU to pay his remaining bill. After standing in 2 different lines for almost 2 hours we finished. But before I left I took my own coffee to go. This little insulated mug works. Keeps my coffee HOT for quite awhile. 5$ at Wally World. Can't believe I found a deal there. I never get a deal!!
Monday, January 10, 2011
Salad bar savy
Click here for one of those interactive salds from ww.com. You might be amazed how a low pt. salad can become B-A-D!
Well it ends up not being interactive on here.http://www.weightwatchers.com/templates/print.aspx?PageId=1203921&PrintFlag=yes&previewDate=1/10/2011
Well it ends up not being interactive on here.http://www.weightwatchers.com/templates/print.aspx?PageId=1203921&PrintFlag=yes&previewDate=1/10/2011
Need a Reason
10 reasons to get moving
Need an excuse to get active? There are at least 10 that I can think of! Regular moderate exercise...
1.Makes you feel great
2.Helps boost your metabolism
3.Burns off calories, aiding weight loss
4.Tones muscles and improves shape.
5.Helps to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels
6.Can reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some cancers
7.Improves sleep, promotes relaxation and combats depression
8.Increases strength and flexibility
9.Keeps bones healthy and prevents falls in the elderly
10.Helps you maintain your desired weight for a lifetime
Need an excuse to get active? There are at least 10 that I can think of! Regular moderate exercise...
1.Makes you feel great
2.Helps boost your metabolism
3.Burns off calories, aiding weight loss
4.Tones muscles and improves shape.
5.Helps to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels
6.Can reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some cancers
7.Improves sleep, promotes relaxation and combats depression
8.Increases strength and flexibility
9.Keeps bones healthy and prevents falls in the elderly
10.Helps you maintain your desired weight for a lifetime
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Gratitude Journal
Developing an attitude of gratitude toward the people, things and events in your life is a life-affirming and effective way to strengthen your emotional resilience and reduce stress, among other things. Maintaining a gratitude journal makes it easy to get in the habit of focusing on the positive in your life, while also reaping the benefits of journaling. The following are simple steps to maintaining a gratitude journal -- a useful tool for stress management.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: A Few Minutes A Day
Another way I use my 3 month journal/tracker is to write positves from my day. I try not to harp on the negative which is so easy to do, especially in my weight loss journey, my job, my family, oops didn't mean to get negative!. So if you don't have time for a separate journal (which I do not) try writing in your tracker. I get a nice smile every once in awhile when I look back not only at my food choices, but other events in my life. I think some silly people might call that a "warm fuzzy feeling".
Yesterday's gratitude was "I drove in the snow all by myself and was able to get to Weight Watchers safely!"
Now I know I can do it. I have before, just not very often. Remember I grew up in the 70's, when we had REAL snow here in East TN! Then I moved to texas and Middle TN where they don't know what snow is!!
Have a great day and drive safe tomorrrow, there is snow coming again tonight!!!!!
Click here for a link to why journaling benefits your health.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: A Few Minutes A Day
Another way I use my 3 month journal/tracker is to write positves from my day. I try not to harp on the negative which is so easy to do, especially in my weight loss journey, my job, my family, oops didn't mean to get negative!. So if you don't have time for a separate journal (which I do not) try writing in your tracker. I get a nice smile every once in awhile when I look back not only at my food choices, but other events in my life. I think some silly people might call that a "warm fuzzy feeling".
Yesterday's gratitude was "I drove in the snow all by myself and was able to get to Weight Watchers safely!"
Now I know I can do it. I have before, just not very often. Remember I grew up in the 70's, when we had REAL snow here in East TN! Then I moved to texas and Middle TN where they don't know what snow is!!
Have a great day and drive safe tomorrrow, there is snow coming again tonight!!!!!
Click here for a link to why journaling benefits your health.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
SNOW!!!!!
Well, here we are again, snow. We missed school today and there is suppose to be more snow starting at 3 a.m.. My poor @ work from school, missed weigh-in again. I hope they will come on Saturday. Speaking of Saturday, let's hope that we will not have to cancel. Weather.com says the snow lshould start at 3 am and not stop until Saturday afternoon. Be sure to check here and I will post if we do cancel. Patti calls into one of the radio stations, but I am not sure which one. I will send her a text later and ask to let you know. But hopefull we will be ok.
Iam so proud of myself I have had a great weight watcher week. Even today.
Today's menu:
Bfast: Cheerios with ff mild and strawberries and blueberries, 2.99 a container at Food City
lunch: huge salad with lettuce, celery, tomatoes, green peppers, jalepenos, strawberries, 1 Tbsp of ff ranch and 1 tsp of EVOO.
snack at my mom's ff banana pudding about 1/4 cup cause it SUCKED! Yuck. I won't tell her though.
supper: Stir fry w/ brown rice and this chicken sausage I found at food city a whole link which I didn't eat a whole link cause it was cut up. I used my handy dandy 1 cup spoon and scooped out 1 and 1/2 cups including veggies, rice and chicken sausage.
So I am still good with my points. I am determined to get my chritmas 5 off, I am down 2!!!
Quick pic. of my daughter and her cousin in the pool. we will be back in the pool in less than 4 months!! I hope!!
Iam so proud of myself I have had a great weight watcher week. Even today.
Today's menu:
Bfast: Cheerios with ff mild and strawberries and blueberries, 2.99 a container at Food City
lunch: huge salad with lettuce, celery, tomatoes, green peppers, jalepenos, strawberries, 1 Tbsp of ff ranch and 1 tsp of EVOO.
snack at my mom's ff banana pudding about 1/4 cup cause it SUCKED! Yuck. I won't tell her though.
supper: Stir fry w/ brown rice and this chicken sausage I found at food city a whole link which I didn't eat a whole link cause it was cut up. I used my handy dandy 1 cup spoon and scooped out 1 and 1/2 cups including veggies, rice and chicken sausage.
So I am still good with my points. I am determined to get my chritmas 5 off, I am down 2!!!
Quick pic. of my daughter and her cousin in the pool. we will be back in the pool in less than 4 months!! I hope!!
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Points Plus for Pal's
Starting this year all fast food restaurants have to display their NI. So......Here are a few popular foods from Pal's:
sauce Burger 7
Hot Dog 8
Chili Bun 6
Jr. Burger 7
Big Pal 16
Chipped Ham 10
Big Chicken 12
Frenchie Fry Small 7 Large 10
Cheddar Rounds 6
Biscuit 9
Sausage Biscuit 13
Ham Biscuit 10 16 oz. chocolate shake 16
AND THE ALL TIME FAVORITE AND BIG QUESTION:
SWEET TEA...................6 POINTS PLUS
CLICK HERE FOR THE LINK.
sauce Burger 7
Hot Dog 8
Chili Bun 6
Jr. Burger 7
Big Pal 16
Chipped Ham 10
Big Chicken 12
Frenchie Fry Small 7 Large 10
Cheddar Rounds 6
Biscuit 9
Sausage Biscuit 13
Ham Biscuit 10 16 oz. chocolate shake 16
AND THE ALL TIME FAVORITE AND BIG QUESTION:
SWEET TEA...................6 POINTS PLUS
CLICK HERE FOR THE LINK.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Substitution Please
Click here to see some of the ww subs. A lotof them we have discussed. Remember, keep on fibbing and you will only get thinner and healthier.
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