Posts by pengy

Frozen Thin Mints & Peanut Butter Patties!!!

Not sure if its good or bad yet, but no girl scouts came by our house this year and I haven't seen them in front of stores at all. We usually order 10 boxes or so!

My brother believes he'll turn into the hulk if he eats all his veggies all the time.

I have about the same input, but eat these daily and wanted to share

I've never tried the Luna ones, but Odwalla is one of my favorites. Their peanut butter chocolate is my favorite, and I can only eat half of it and still feel full inbetween meals. This makes the bars only seem 50 cents a day then too. I also like the Kashi ones, pumpkin spice is my favorite, but they seem a little small. The quaker ones are only 90cal but they don't fill me up like the others - their just regular granola bars I think. Besides that the Clif Kids one is good and not as much cal's as the larger one. Besides that, Larabars are great.

I love zapping them in the microwave for 10 seconds or so as well - makes the bars even better. Good luck bar searching, I have a whole tuppleware box of them !

Anything having to do with smores...regular or in granolar bars or whatever. I enjoy chocolate, grahm crackers, vegan marshmalows seperate, but not together at all.

& also vegetarian chili..nauseous & ill, and just not fun so I avoid it.

Breakfast:

All natural organic oatmeal with pumpkin spice & sliced banana; glass of fresh fruit juice

Lunch:

Strawberries; 1 cup of vegetarian organic Broccoli Chedder Soup

Dinner:

1 medium yam w/ margine; cauliflower; organic mini ravioli with organic marinara sauce.

Dessert:

Soy Mocha Ice cream

Snacks:

Granola bar; popcorn; bagel w/ pb & j; trail mix

Now that sounds like a good day of food to me, -goes to plan out tomorrow's food-

Pizza rolls are horrible for me as well, I just refuse to buy them now. If I don't let them in the house, I forget about them or I can't eat them.

I have the hardest time with a bowl of cereal - I just eat them and don't care about how much is going into the bowl and then eat it really quick. I used to be really bad and eat 2 bowls a day or so. I've started to buy healthier cereals that I like still, but its still really hard to fight those urges to eat that sugary un-healthy cereal every once in a while.

Dr.pepper would be the hardest to break - it took me a long time to switch from Mountain Dew to diet, and even longer to get down to just one a week or so.

Good luck everyone, everyone's familar with foods that are super hard to resist.

You can all send a few inches down to southern california!

I like the new analysis, can't say I like the weight chart as much though. It looks cleaner but you can't see the individual days and weight in detail as the last one, at least on mine.

around 6 or so

16 years old

I'm the first vegetarian in my family, a few others "tried" it out, but nothing really long term. It took my parents and extended family a long time to accept it, a lot of the relatives still make jokes about it and such,don't understand still after 3 years. I know one vegan and two other vegetarians, but none are in my friend circle, they tend to find it pretty off as well.

im logging mine somewhat, but Im giving up now, free day for sure!

now to conquer vacation next week as well!

I hope you are not looking to lose weight. At 5'6 and 100 pounds, you are already underweight. Your BMI is a 16.2, already very low.

http://www.bcm.edu/cnrc/bodycomp/bmiz2.html; From this teen calculator you should be at : 2310 for active and 2820 for very active. And from what you've described you are very active.

Oxy- where do you get the vegan marshmallows? I can't find them anywhere.

Its only 2 pm so far, so haven't eaten dinner yet, but wanted to ask the question before I forgot.

Breakfast: 1/2 cup Oatmeal with a banana and glass of Dole fruit juice.

Lunch: 1/3 cup Trail Mix, vegan pot pie

Dinner: 2 organic scrambled eggs, 1.5 cup or so of Hashed browns

Snack: some cashews (not sure how many) and 1 cup popcorn

With a history of an eating disorder you need to be really careful and monitor everything. It is very easy to slip back into things, and fast. You ahve to constantly remind yourself you don't want to go downthat path again, that you just want to be healthy and maintain there, not to constantly set new lower weight goals. It seems like working into things. I;d recommend bumping up your calorie intake a little bit with healthy foods, you should be eating 1600-1800 calories a day with little to no exercise. Vary you exercises to tone different parts of your body and keep a regular routine of when you eat. Good luck!

I kind of disappeared off the face of the earth myself. Went on vacation two weeks, going again next week. Plus I've been too scared to jump up on the scale, I know I've gained this past month. Must get back on track with this, I'd really like to feel good about my body like I did 2 years ago or so.