“Your blog is my favorite. I’ve recently started eating clean and it is very challenging. It’s not challenging when I’m at home because I keep my fridge and cupboards stocked. But it’s Christmas and nobody in my family eats clean. What do you do? Maybe you could write an article on that. What does the clean eater do, when they are faced with Christmas Parties, Birthday parties, New Years parties, etc. Thanks for taking the time to write this blog. it’s great!! – Alisa “
I love you all – seriously. If I could send a huge hug out over the internet fibers then that is what I would do! Instead, you get these pink XOXOXO’s! XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO
No, Alisa, THANK YOU for taking time out of YOUR day to read my blog! And this goes for all of you!
This is just one of the kind messages I received about my question for question’s. ( I totally laughed out loud while I was typing this! )
Well Alisa, I will answer your question in detail later but I wanted to touch base on it rather quickly. Like you, I surround myself with the goodness of wholesome foods that are good for my body.
However, I do make allowances for outings, making the best choice option that is available to me. But don’t feel stressed about this.
I have found the more stressed I get the worse the situation becomes. Also adding the “failure” factor in – NOT a good thought! Keep it simple, loading up on all of the good foods with an occasional treat or “bad food”. One night of splurging will not hurt.
Thoroughly enjoy your food, eating slowly and enjoy great company.
Alisa, I hope that helps! Remember to check back this next week with a more detailed response!
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Breakfast:
- apple
- beet
- 2 carrots
- 3 clementines
- 2 cups spinach
Blended with some ice and a banana – wonderful.
Lunch:
Lentil vegetable soup and some Oikos with trail mix.
Then I started a pot of Matzo Ball soup.
We didn’t celebrate Hanukah last night so I thought I would suprise Marc with a wonderful batch of soup. He LOVES it! My secret?
A box – like this one:
Believe me, he knows it’s from a box but he says it tastes home made. =) I usually add some carrots and celery but I am low and I wanted to save them for when I get hummus cravings. Yes, I really do CRAVE HUMMUS!
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So, my hair has been driving me nuts lately! I am in need of a serious cut and color but every time I schedule a time, I always have to cancel. I was dark for a very long time and went blond about a year ago. Sometimes I get an itch to go back to dark, though.
Here are some random pictures:
And then me blonde:
It has definitely turned more brassy than blond since I am WAY over due for a color, but I want to know what you think – blonde or dark?
Matzo balls can be made cleaner by using whole wheat matzo meal (a staple at my house). They're a little denser so I like to mix in a bit of the original. Happy Chanukkah!
You look great as a brunette and a blonde, but I would stick with the blonde as you are rocking it!
I like the dark!!
You can pull off both blonde and dark, BUT I do like the dark more!
I'm partial to the dark. 😉
Ha, I just got blonde back in my hair … I missed it!!!I think you should go dark : )
I love your dark hair! The darker blonde is pretty too, but I'm so jealous of ladies who can pull off dark hair w/o looking like a corpse. LOL! 🙂
Dark, but only because I'm also a fake blonde that is way overdue for a color and knows how annoying it is to have to color all the time. I like your hair both ways, actually.
I totally vote the dark!! Coming from a true blond who would love to be dark!! Just for fun!! I like the darker hair pictures best!!
I like the blond but think you could add some red in there, more like a strawberry blond 🙂