Posts by 8jk7

Capital idea Hilary! If anyone can think of interesting/easy recipes to make snacks/meals with what I've got in stock, I'd be more than greatly appreciative.

Fridge Contents:

Lactose Free Skim Milk, Biobest Plain Yogurt, 1% Cottage Cheese, No Sugar Added Pudding (Vanilla, Dulce de Leche and Rice Pudding), Unsweetened Apple Sauce, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber, Red Pepper, Baby Carrots, Bananas, Oranges, App les, Egg Whites, Frozen Chicken Breasts, Frozen Berry Mix

Pantry:

Kashi Go Lean, Large Flake Oats, Fibre One, Alpen, All-Bran Strawberry Medley, Canned Tuna, Canned Soups, Almonds, Kashi Granola Bars, Ground Cinnamon, Balsamic Vinegar, Hot Chocolate, Tea

That's about all. I usually keep stock on all of the above at all times... I tend to eat a lot of oatmeal and salad, incorporating various ingredients mentioned above.

I like it.

The other day, I was weighing an apple in my kitchen, and it suddenly came to me that the tagline could be "You can (calorie) count on us" or something to that effect.

But the strength in numbers one is legit!

Silent Hill

Dawn of the Dead

The Shining

The Exorcist

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

The Hills Have Eyes

The Sixth Sense

Anything with a hill or the word "the" in the title followed by a definite noun would seem suffice. Enjoy!

Ordered in after thought:

3. Brown Sugar Mini-Wheats

4. Frosted Flakes

1. All-Bran Strawberry Medley

2. Any form of Muesli/Granola...

5. Raisin Bran

I think you could be on to something... but I usually average 60-80g of sugar daily?

Is it mainly glucose based? Because most of my snacks involve aspartame (no-sugar added pudding, unsweetened applesauce, diet coke, no fat astro vanilla yogurt)

Thanks for your input!

White rice is my suggestion, feel better!

I'm an avid Sims player and the Sims 3 HANDS DOWN is the best version.

• You can have multiple households.

• You can have multiple floors and are not restricted to bungalows- you just have to click a button.The gameplay interface, as well as the building mode, is tripled in it's options and fun-ness.

I have plenty to say, but the main point is there is a reason why it's the Sims 3, not the Sims -3. They weren't exactly working backwards in the pursuit of producing newer, better games,

All-Bran Strawberry Medley! 180 cals for 1 and 1/4 a cup! 10 grams of fibre... but 10 grams of sugar too.

I go through a box a week...heh.

Anything loud and repetitive by Queens of the Stone Age or Rage Against the Machine.

And I've Been Everywhere by Johnny Cash when I'm on the treadmill. Lame, but it pushes me to keep going. :)

I'm generally very queasy when it comes to blood and extreme gore. My brother-in-law has maybe told me one too many stories that I've had to keel over and hold my head between my hands because of impending nausea attack. Although, I've never fainted from mere conversation.

Around this time last year, I received the first of three fiest gardasil shots, and it should be noted that as a child I was always "cool" when it came to getting needles. My doctor asked me to look away, but as I felt it go in, I started thinking about her tearing my muscle. After she was done, all I remember was asking "Is it bad if I'm feeling dizzy?" and her yelling "Lie back! Lie back!". Well, next thing I must have slouched over the bench and fallen to the floor. I woke to her saying "Are you with me?". I had no idea what had gone on, but she sent me to order a sub from the nearest Subway.

I've always been a big breakfast eater, so I'm fairly certain my daily intake wasn't affecting my blood sugar - I just had a psychological blimp where my blood didn't get to my heart fast enough... or something to that effect.

Anyways, I know how you feel, and I woke up from my faint spell feeling completely refreshed. And the sub was delicious.

Good night and feel better :)

I actually love what I eat. When I was little, whenever I would cry, my mom would always give me some variety of fruit or vegetables to shut me up. We can always crack jokes that she made me an emotional eater.. but really, she did.

I agree with you on the high sodium intake that comes with eating so much soup, but it's so damn cold here that I find it most comforting. Most else of what I eat contains minimal amounts of sodium so I guess it compensates; I could be wrong.

There isn't much more spontaneity offered in the cafeteria. I put whatever I can into my salads, such as deli turkey slices, corn, chickpeas, etc.

And as for the flabby "slimness", I agree with you on that one sister. I may be small, but I've got no visible toneness. My body simply doesn't look nice. So I may not need to lose weight, I just need to get up off my butt and start working out, which I'm dreading.

I have 5 and 10 lb weights in my room, but there isn't much space for mobility. And I have floor push up bars and a leg toner that have been sitting in my closet since December break.

I guess I'll get on that.

My real question after all that: should I really up my intake?