I ate 2 pints of ice cream today.
Seriously hormonal eating. :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
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I ate 2 pints of ice cream today.
Seriously hormonal eating. :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
I'm not laughing at you, Tri Girl, I'm laughing WITH you. That is awesomely crazy :D
Yesterday I had some incredible moroccan tilapia with raisin + almond couscous. For dessert? Apple tart with bacon-cheddar crust. Dood.
doesn't sound like too much - sounds like just right!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crankin
B: Rice chex, raspberries, blackberries, 1% milk, coffee
S: 1 nectarine
L: bowl of chicken vege soup
S: 1 raspberry yogurt
D: spagetti with turkey meatball tomato sauce, and 1 piece garlic bread made with Wg bread, olive oil, garlic, and a little sprinkled parmesan
yesterday.. I'm on serious work related stress overload
slice of whole wheat w/soy nut butter before 20 mile 6 AM ride
egg white omelette with lox and cream cheese in it, an orange, coffee after ride
chicken and low fat provolone on a deli flat, mustard
iced coffee, nuts and cranberries
salmon with an Asian sauce, brown rice, sauteed pepper and onion
2 piece dark chocolate
yesterday (Wed,)
bowl of Greek yogurt and blueberries, almonds, with 2 slices of turkey bacon, coffee
string cheese, apple
can of tuna on a bed of lettuce
packet of nuts and cranberries
black beans with bell peppers, onion, mango, in a spicy sauce, over brown rice, glass of red wine, 2 pieces dark chocolate
Going on a 4 day trip to the Berkshires, which involves lots of hilly riding and eating. I think I'll skip posting my meals!
b: 1 piece of wg toast with butter, rice chex 1% milk, coffee
L: bowl of chicken vege soup, watermelon
S: cherries
D: 1 hamburger made with blue cheese, parmesan and sun dried tomatoes, (no bun); salad with italian dressing
1 frozen drumstick icecream treat
Crankin, do you ride everyday?? Seems like you do. Are you partially retired? Doesn't your body get tired from riding everyday? I couldn't figure out why I was so tired all the time or why I had no energy at work; I work the dinner shift at a restaurant and run around all night. Then I stopped riding for a week and I was bouncing off the walls with energy. Maybe I need a day job where I can sit? Then I could ride everyday? I just want to ride and ride forever and ever! Have a great Vacation. I'll be on Ragbrai in 2 weeks eating tons of PIE!!!
B: cheerios, 1% milk, Strawberries, coffee
S: cherries and 1 banana
L: spinach salad, no dressing, with chicken breast
D: 2 fish tacos, rice, beans, 1 margarita
breakfast, lunch and dinner time - Fried Chicken with Mushroom Potato Soup on the side :)
In looking at your posts in this thread, I have to say I've been struck by how little you often eat and, in particular, how little protein you eat. Have you considered the possibility that your diet might explain your fatigue? I know that's a pretty loaded subject, and it certainly was for me at one time. I'd just encourage you to fuel your body sufficiently and worry less about the scale. Oh, and drink a lot of water. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by aquamoose32
1 Peach
1 Banana
1 bowl of chicken vegetable soup
strawberries
1 large piece of milk chocolate
spagetti pasta with sauteed onions, zucchini, rainbow chard, tomatoes, garlic, basil, parsley and shredded parmesan, 1 glass of beer
1 frozen drumstick ice cream treat
Hmm...it's free pancake breakfasts all over the city these next few days --in celebration of the Calgary Stampede. So...
B
cornflakes with fresh strawberries and skim milk
tea with skim milk
Lunch/Snack/I dunno at a free breakfast sight with others wearing cowboy hats:
2 small nice pancakes with small amount of maple syrup
3 small sausages
brown beans on side
coffee with milk
2 mini gourmet cream puffs, 1 with beer flavoured cream (it was nice) and one with pistachio flavoured cream
Dinner will be:
Stir fried bok choy with red peppers, onions, garlic and noodles
Several cups of tea through the day
Several plums and some blueberries
Aquamoose, I don't want to seem like we're jumping on you, but I can tell you that I'd probably starve (or be very cranky) on what you eat.Quote:
Originally Posted by aquamoose32
I have to say for certain, any restaurant job where one is standing on their feet for an evening or day shift, does require burning off enough calories.
Watching servers run around in a moderately busy restaurant, I know that I couldn't have a job like that for a decade without burning out abit. Maybe that explains why my father could eat a large plate of rice with other stuff for dinner..for several decades of his life. He was full-time restaurant cook for over 5 decades of his life. And never overweight, actually abit underweight.