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Showing posts with label day eight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label day eight. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Day Eight

Today I was supposed to write about eating on the run or while traveling but I've been awake since 3:12 this morning and there is no way that's going to happen. It'll have to wait for another day. Maddie says she doesn't need to post today because she ate the same exact things as I did except she only had a brown rice cake for breakfast and 1/2 a Lara bar for a snack in the afternoon. We ran around doing errands and getting groceries most of the day. We left around 11 am and I dropped her off at 3 pm. We put the groceries away then I was back out until 4:30. I am so wiped.


My breakfast was a little different today. I took some raw oats and mixed it with soy yogurt. I topped it with diced apple, wild blueberries and walnuts. It was really yummy but totally filling.

Lunch was on the run with Maddie...not a good place to be!! Especially considering what I had read just that morning! Anyway we got french fries. I checked to make sure that they weren't fried in lard, so they were vegan but oh so unhealthy. I really felt kind of crappy afterwards. I don't think that I'll have a repeat on this for the rest of the cleanse even though, technically speaking, we were still within the guidelines.


Dinner was relatively simple although I am getting tired of cooking two meals. I made a vegetable fried rice, steamed fresh green beans and yellow squash sauteed in Earth Balance and sprinkled with thyme. I used soy sauce and eggs in the family pan, while Maddie and I had ours without eggs and seasoned with wheat-free tamari. I topped off the rice with mushrooms and garlic sauteed in olive oil. It was tasty!

So now the dishes are done and I've got raspberry herbal tea steeping to make iced tea for tomorrow. I'm going to stretch out with my latest book and some pomegranate tea. At the moment I'm reading "Enlightenment for Idiots" a novel by Anne Cushman and so far it's pretty good.

-Carolyn