The college bowl games are on, and the men in my house are watching a pretty good one. In the oven are fries, to be topped with canned chili, cheese and bacon. Bleh! Seriously? I did not prepare them, and I won't be eating them.
I think, after the Advent and Christmas here, something more nutritious is in order for me. For lunch, it'll be a turkey sandwich on whole grain bread, with lettuce and grainy mustard, and the remaining half of a grapefruit I had yesterday. Water, water, water for me today, too.
Later, dinner will be chicken breast nuggets and sliced apples for them; salad with apples for me. They get to eat the "junk" only because they'll do it even if I say no. Dad's in charge, you know.
Yesterday, my husband and I went for a two-mile walk. It was windier than we expected, but we remained upright (not an easy task till we got to the bottom of the hill), and it was a good workout. It's very cold outside right now, and when it warms to the high 30s later, I may take a short stroll, just to keep my metabolism going.
I'm making after dinner my Scripture time, when I'm calm and receptive, and no one else is usually where I am. But the format is very thought-provoking, so I may rework my day and read in the morning, so that I can ponder throughout my activities. The "21-Day Plan for Busy Women" is different for me in that it's topic focused, and I like it.
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