But before that I had a very filling breakfast:
My favorite. :) Kath at KERF loves oatmeal. I love peanut butter and bananas.
Don't you just want a little taste?
Because my lunch was a little on the light side I was definitely ready for an afternoon snack around 3pm. I had to have my Babybels again and some more of those amazing sesame sticks and some good ole sweat tea.
Here's a closer look.
Once I finished with my afternoon clients and redecorating my office a little I was oh so looking forward to dinner. I picked up a new steamer veggie and couldn't wait to try it.
Here it is on top of my ugly Formica kitchen counters. I have to say that they weren't bad but I may have over steamed them cause they were kinda mushy. But boy were they sweet.
I also baked a small chicken breast in a tbls of olive oil and a tsp of herbs de provence. I have been trying to eat most of my meals on salad plates to fool my over eager eyeballs. Seems to be working.
I was craving a baked potato (must need more potassium) so that wound up on the menu as well. I added a little butter, some fat free sour cream, sea salt and pepper.
I didn't make it to the gym today but did manage to stay busy with clients and plenty of apartment cleaning and organizing. I must have slept really well last night because I had tons of energy today.
Tomorrow is a day full of clients and more cleaning. I have some friends coming into town to see a play that my roommate and good friend, Adrienne is in. It should be a weekend of fun, wine and lots of laughter. I may not have time to update until Sunday night but I sure will try.
Tootle-loo!
5 comments:
I love those sesame sticks but I would eat the whole bag. lol :)
I love peanut butter and bananas with honey...and man, these photo posts are making me hungry.
Your blog is cool. Except now I want crab bisque!! Leave it to me to pick the most unhealthy food you mentioned... :)
That dinner looks delicious. Makes me want to cook chicken, veggies, & a baked potato now.
Another trick you can do on the baked potato is to use low-fat or fat free cottage cheese instead of sour cream. It sounds kind of gross, but it actually tastes pretty much like sour cream once it's on there & warm. Plus you get the added protein that you don't get from sour cream.
Ha! LOVE the name of your blog. Do you know how many times I've heard that? Ugh. Your meals look great. Want to be my cook? : )
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