Laurie has a gret post up on her blog where she’s intorducing her Think Thin Thursdays.
It’s a wonderful post on some basic guidelines that we all need to remember on this journey. Thanks, Laurie!
As for Slim Camp, check out this tidbit that Amie emailed me afetr my posting about PMS.
Here’s a side effect of poor snacking choices you may not be aware of — increased PMS, or premenstrual syndrome.
It’s true! Foods high in sugar, salt, caffeine, and alcohol aren’t just filled with empty calories, they can also increase the likelihood of mood swings, fatigue, bloating, and other menstrual misery in the days leading up to your period, says endocrinologist Susan Thys-Jacobs.
So instead of giving in to those cravings for chocolate and ice cream, reach for a healthier choice instead, like fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fat dairy, and whole grains during snack time. Drinking eight glasses of water a day and taking a multivitamin can help, too.
Hmph! ![]()
As for me and my “must do” mindset this week…well, Mondya and Tuesday were good. Wednesday I had to really force myself to make it tothe gym. But I did. I only worked out for 30 mins, but it was btter than nothing.
I also made myself a new sort of stirfry that turned out great.
See, one of the staples to my own eating plan is that for dinner I eat either A) a Salad or B)a Stir Fry. Those are my two choices because they are easy and healthy. I always have either beef, chicken or the odd time, shrimp, with them too. Anyway. I was tired of the Brocollie, Cauliflower, tomato and carrot stif fry, so I tried one with Bok Choy.
It’s the first time I’ve cooked woth Bok Choy, and I impressed myself. ![]()
Recipe:
Chicken Breast (diced,and cooked )
2 Large stalks of Bok Choy (Chopped)
3 or 4 radishes (sliced)
4 or 5 mushrooms (quartered)
Heat Wok to HIGH. When oil is hot…Toss all ingredients into Wok, (including already cooked chicken) sprinkle some Garlic Salt and toss a few times until Leafy Bok Choy is limp.
Pu in bowl or on plate. Then chop a green onion and sprinkle on top. I also sprinkled a bit of Soy sauce. :) Not lot though, cuz soy sauce is very high in Sodium, not so good for us.
It was nice, and all in all took less then ten minutes. (Except for chicken..lol bt I cook threee or four breasts on Monday, and use all week)
How are y’all doing? Drinking any Pepsi? Eating any cookies? Working out?
Keeping up with your goals?




























