ME time
I’m taking some advice from all your awesome comments and email, and taking the night off but I wanted to post my food journal…
| Food | Units |
|---|---|
| pumpkin oatmeal | 3 |
| leftover stuff from freezer, stuff is all i can use to describe it, must have been one of my experiments brown rice, peppers, yum! I do that sometimes lol | 4 |
| grilled cheese quesdailla “thing” made with flat out bread cheese and turkey pepperoni – something else I so a lot! | 3 |
| granola bar | 2 |
| Activity: 1 mile run, 10 min eliptical, 10 min bike as per my new workout schedule | -3 |
| baked ham, sweet potatoes and peas | 8 |
| kashi cookie and choclate milk with toddler before bed – made me smile :) | 4 |
| Soy Crisps with homemade bean dip (another one I need to post!) | 6 |
| Total: | 27 |
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Good for you!!! Enjoy your night and stay warm!!
Enjoy your evening.
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Everything looks good. You had a good night and stayed in a good point range. I think we are trying the “ham, sweet potato and peas” dinner this week. I have had a ham in my freezer for about a month now. The pumpkin oatmeal looks really good…
Roni -
Just wondering, as a lifetime WW member who is maintaining what is your point range?
I’m not there yet and you probably work out A LOT more than I do but I was just curious.
- Rachel
Rachel – I generally try to stay between 25 and 30. If I wanted to lose my points would be 20. But in maintenance what I learned is it’s not so much about the points as the balance. I may have a 40 point day and then cut back to 20 the next. Honestly, I don’t pay much attention to them anymore, it’s more of a post analysis. Like… “Huh.. I ate 27 points today, that’s cool” I don’t really do the preplanning like I did when I was losing.
Just like everything it’s a progression.
Hope that helps!!
glad you are making time for you!
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Hi Roni! You really only get 3 points for that workout?
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The Pumpkin Oatmeal looks great!
Thanks for the update on your work out!
I totally low ball AP it keeps me honest! :~) 1 point each activity is the “Roni logic” I used.
any recipe for cookies like this in the works? a spinning instructor at my gym makes her own and sells them, and they are awesome, way better than packaged ones, but expensive ($4 per cookie, but they’re BIG). i’ve tried a few different recipes on my own, but can’t find one i like. i tried hungrygirl’s breakfast cookie, and liked it, but found it a bit “rubbery,” for lack of a better word.
okay, the last comment asking about a recipe was about the kashi cookies… didn’t make that clear!
danesaI – actually got it! LOL and I’m working on one. I had the same idea last night while I was eating it!
Awesome! The one my instructor sells tastes like it has peanut butter, oats, small choc chips, maybe dried cranberries, and i know she said she always uses kashi cereal in them, and experiments with different kinds. It has the consistency of a no-bake cookie almost. Good luck! Looking forward to seeing/eating it!
I am so happy your taking some me time, balance is the key….. You and I discussed this in person and it made me open my eyes at how easy it is to go in a direction that isn’t balanced. Keep up the awesome work Roni you have NO idea the impact you have on so many people including me…. I can’t wait till you make it to Toronto again, so you can come to my Cardio Core Bootcamp class
Stay strong,
Christine :o)
Oh I am excited for the Kashi cookie recipe!!! Has anyone tried the Quaker oatmeal cookies? I really like those. They are big, thick, and filling.