Hey all. Today is my last normal day before the craziness of this weekend starts. We have a bunch of different events to attend, so it’s going to be more action-packed than relaxing. I don’t know about you guys but I find such comfort in my daily routine. Especially since now the surgery is definitely on, the next couple weeks are going to be a little off kilter. I’m a little set in my ways in that special events ruffle my feathers. But then I tell myself, ‘get over it, grandma!’ 
On a related side note, it’s nice to feel comfortable in my healthy living that I can take on a couple weird weeks with the confidence to do so healthfully. I know a couple special events aren’t going to trip me up!
I grabbed a banana on my way out the door this morning. P got these a few days ago but they were still a little too green. Today was the first day they were looking good. When I got to work I had my banana with a cup of Fiber 1 and a cup of fat free milk:
Yum. Simple, nutritious, and delicious. Breakfast was 313 calories, 89g carbs, 3g fat, and 14g protein.
Have a great day everyone!
Best of luck with your weekend festivities!! Kudos to you for remaining optimistic - a few events will NOT undo healthy habits, so just enjoy! :0)
You totally rock. I’m so impressed with how you can go to the gym so late at night after a day of work! I lose ALL motivation after 7 PM…and I’m a borderline (read: complete) gym addict! Love your blog, its awesome to see how these positive life changes are seen in your positive personality!!
VeggieGirl - So true! Thanks!
Jess - Thank you so much for the sweet comments! To be honest, the only reason I’m able to get up the energy to go to the gym at 10 PM is because I do very very little between 5 PM and 10 PM. That’s my me time: read magazines, catch up on blogs, watch countless reruns of Saved By The Bell… If I had my way I would go first thing when I came home in the afternoon - or better yet, first thing in the morning before work. But I’m lucky enough to have a flexible schedule that allows me to procrastinate.