Surrrrrrveeeeeyyyyyyzzzzzz.
Because you care. I’m half-joking and half serious. I mean – I read them on other blogs and I used to LOVE slam books in elementary school (remember those?). I know I’m not the only quirk who has a passing interest in what shampoo a person uses.
Soooooo here I go with a survey I saw on Amanda’s blessing of a blog. Eating three real-deal meals a day is something I have to work hard on… this is like an extra-credit assignment.
Three Meals, Three Questions
Breakfast
1. Favorite cereal as a child?
Several.
General Mills Corn Flakes > Kellogg’s.
I also ate a lot of Rice Krispies (Sog city!). My mom was not a fan of the more sugary cereals…so neither was I. Plus my dad always said if I wanted frosted flakes just add sugar to my corn flakes. It was cheaper that way.
But we had our family’s “special treat” and I – heck I STILL drool over [the idea of eating] this stuff.
2. Coffee or tea? With milk or without?
I’m not a fan of hot drinks so I’m-a roll with iced tea…
Coffee just turns me off but I do go through phases. I like my coffee iced, flavored with lots of sweetener and almond milk … lets just call it a milkshake. And you know…I don’t have much of a sweet tooth.
Although recently I have been a coffee girl. Because of this:
And I can even drink it black.
3. The one food you eat most often at breakfast?
EGGS. Actually, Egg yolks are … complicated. Egg whitez and Beaterz.
What would I do without them? I really hope I don’t lose my appetite for them as I have with dairy. Hard Boiled are already a turn-off.

Eggs. Such a funny word. Such a funny ..food.
Lunch
1. Sandwiches are generally considered a “lunch food.” If you had to choose between a grilled cheese and a peanut butter and jelly, which would you pick?
This is just the most ridiculous question anyone could ask me.
Enough said.
2. You can only put four ingredients in your salad (not including greens); what do you throw in the mix? Additionally, which greens and dressing do you pick?
Only Four? RUDE. Mine would be Onion, Black Pepper, Salt (substitute style) and blanched asparagus. For greens I LOVE iceberg, arugula and my favorite salad blend:
Dressing? No thanks….but sometimes. Its hard to find sugar free and making my own requires…work. I like these ones:
Annie’s Organic Green Garlic, Newman’s Own Lite Italian and Naturally Fresh Ginger.
3. One food you can’t live without at lunch?
To be honest, I can and have lived without “lunch.” But not very well. Whatever it is though it absolutely HAS to have produce. Vegetables especially. At least something green.




Dinnaz!
1. It’s the end of the day. You’re tired, hungry, and your fridge is empty. If a fast food (from a chain) is your only option, where do you go and what do you order?
Honestly? This would never happen. I hoard food. If I was too tired to cook or whatever I would most likely go to the supermarket for pre-cooked shrimp, salad or sushi. Whole Foods…if I’ve got a dime or 250.
BUT…let me think… I guess…. fast-food-chain wise I would head to Panera or Chipotle if there was one nearby (I ate at Panera once) or Subway and get a salad …maybe with a veg burger. I’m difficult (understatement). For now.
2. TV/computer on or off while you’re eating?
I’d love to say differently but TV ON. On the floor. Off a tray. LOL. I live alone. It’s no big deal. I mean – look at how much fun she’s having…
When I am with people or family however….TV OFF or I get stone cold ragey.
3. The one food you eat most often at dinner?
This. I eat asparagus about 363 days a year and have done so for YEARS. Really. Yes, really. I think it’s a bit of a thing if you know what I mean.
Ditto onion. Always onions. Lots of onions. It reeks (literally. ha.) of disorderly conduct. But for now? Least of my worries. Onions and asparagus and proteins. Sometimes I add other veggies…but only sometimes.

You’d think these were the same meal different photos. Oh but no. This is how I live. Asparagus. Every day. Years. No lie. My pee doesn’t even smell anymore.
PS::Those Morning Star Veggie Chik’n things? Yeah. That was (was!!) a big deal HUGE thing. But more on that some other day.
PPS:: I’d apologize for the crassnast pics but that would imply that I’m sorry.
PPPS:: Who the heck am I talking to? lol.
PPPPS::I should take a photograph of my humbling dining alone regime. Because….
- Answer one of the questions. If you want.
- If you do this survey on your own blog let m know..I wanna read it. Please use pictures though. You know how I am…lol.
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Day Late, Dollar Short and Unhealthy.
Posted in 30 posts on Health, tagged I've never said I smoked in an actual post before - only in comments....not that I smoke but...I totally do, My neck hurts, NHBPM has BPM in it and I like that, Who Cares on November 2, 2012 | 25 Comments »
It’s November! November is National Blog Post Month, or NaBloPoMo. (I giggled too). It’s “a month dedicated to the art of blogging” and participants blog every day for 30 days. (Is blogging an art? Hmmmm…)
ANYWAY – WEGO is putting a spin on things and declaring November National Health Blog Post Month, or NHBPM.
Rolls right off the tongue, don’t it?
If you sign up with WEGO, they’ll provide prompts to guide your writing about health each day. Guess who’s participating? THIS GIRL.
“Say what? Girl….you ain’t got no health!”
Let me tackle Prompt #1 – why I’m choosing to write about my health.
I’ve decided to do this rather daunting and challenging project because I’m fighting to gain my health. I’m going to have to plow down a bunch of obstacles in order to get there. There’s my disordered eating and food addiction, for example. It’s silly, really. JK.
For real though — it’s a complicated and TOUGH battle and I need ALL the motivation, encouragement and focus I can get right now. Especially now. For real.
It may help to add one more thing to my day.
Blogging every day? Never been my thing. I’m just not that interesting. Especially not right now (see above). I don’t have much to contribute. Also it’s November 2.
I’m a day late, a dollar short and unhealthy.
All I do is win. lol.
But I’m-a do this.
Unless I change my mind.
It’s totally different than chickening out or giving up.
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