Yesterday I kicked off the Whole 30 with pretty good success. I cooked all the meals which simplified matters and did not miss my night wine too much at all. I walked to the Biggest Loser on the treadmill and was really impressed with their makeovers, especially David after he shaved off the beard! When he met with his family, I just cried and cried and cried. His story is so sweet, losing a wife to cancer and the remarrying but still hanging on to a promise to always be there for his children which now he will be able to with his new lean body machine.
Today, I plan to walk again as I am still dealing with some problems on the inside and eat as healthy as I can in the Whole 30 fashion.
Breakfast – Sausage and mushroom hash with one fired egg.
Lunch – Power Salad – I use organic romaine sliced and add all the veggies that are listed as green on the Whole 30 shopping list.
Dinner – Stir fry with tons of veggies and will try to enjoy cauliflower rice, but I really don’t like it so much. I am sure I will grow to love it as time goes by just like I have learned to eat kale. It took me years to love kale, and I don’t so much love it as I do tolerate it.
Pictured above is my breakfast from yesterday. Resting your fried egg on thinly sliced onions is a trick I learned from my aunt Inez in Arkansas. She was an excellent country cook and passed away nearly a decade ago and I do miss her so much. She had the most endearing laugh in the world and loved a good joke and a game of cards.
Have a rocking day!
Lisa says
January 22, 2014 atWhen I do watch Biggest Loser, I blubber like a baby. Your meal doesn’t look bad!
Pam List says
January 22, 2014 atI know, it is just awful how that show can make you cry. Thanks, it was not much food but I reckon I will have to get used to it.
Lisa says
January 22, 2014 atIt’s the portions problem for most Americans. Yea, Biggest Loser gives you a roller coaster of emotionals. Their story makes you cry sadly then the transformation makes you happy cry!
Alyssa (Everyday Maven) says
January 23, 2014 atCongrats on doing the Whole30! I just updated my cauliflower rice recipe to include another cooking option (oven) which my non-Paleo eating family adores and says is much closer to rice. Maybe that will help you learn to like it