What I've Been Eating While Not Blogging

Friday Feb 24
Breakfast: 2 Tacodeli Ottos...with corn tortilla

Lunch: salami and hummus

Snack: mixed nuts
Dinner: Apothecary-- Wine, Micheladas, Pork Sliders, some chips
Exercise: Short 20 min run with intervals

Saturday Feb 25th
Breakfast: 2 Tacodeli Ottos...with corn tortilla (Do I have a problem with Tacodeli? Yes, not as profound as my red handbag problem, but still.)
Lunch: Brown rice salmon sushi from Whole Foods (Do I have a problem with Whole Foods sushi? Yes, not as profound as my Tacodeli problem, but still.) Also, chocolate milk for my acid reflux...helped for a second.
Snack: Larabar
Dinner: Ham and hummus...oh shit...no vegetables today...that's a problem
Snack: Bourbon @ The Capital Shakedown @ The 29th Street Ballroom. (Do I have a problem with bourbon? No, mutherfucker, I don't.)
Exercise: Skating around the school, including some endurance. Some dancing.

Sunday Feb 26th
Breakfast: Starbucks sausage breakfast sandwich and Earl Gray Latte.
Lunch: Chips, salsa, guacamole, ceviche @ Takoba. Oh yeah...two micheladas (also not a problem.)
Dinner: Spinach (finally) with chicken thigh and blueberries and tomatoes.
Snack: Cake, popcorn, Tullamore Dew, cheese, pizza...okay that wasn't snack, I guess.
Exercise: Rec League practice which was a Jam Skate lesson. Walking and running the dog on the trail (about 1 mile?) Also, 20 mins of yoga before practice. 

Why I Ate This: Honestly, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of rhyme or reason here. I ate gluten, dairy, and sugar, and drank too much, and didn't eat many vegetables. Other than a few choices I made to try to deal with acid reflux, there's clearly not much thought process here. On the bright side though, there's plenty of protein involved and everything was well spaced out, so I avoided being overly full at any point, which is a nice favor to my digestive and endocrine systems. Supposedly, if I do this even when I'm not thinking so much about eating, then its a positive habit that I've fully integrated into my life.