What's on your Wednesday Menu?
It's my Monday, so I'm trying my best to get some energy up. I did manage to rest on my weekend, but as I wasn't eating well, I don't feel that rested. I hope that it is a quiet day today at work.
QOTD:
I don'****ch TV much, and I don't think I've ever watched an awards show. I've never thought that it would be my cup of tea.
Food Plan
But first, Tea.
Breakfast: HB egg and sausage
Lunch: Casserole
Supper: Half sandwich with diced peaches
Dinner: More meatballs
Snack: Seaweed snack; Chips
Accountability for yesterday: Better. Eating was more controlled, and I took the stairs a few times (on 4th floor). I forgot to start on my water until late afternoon, but I got there eventually.
5' 6" , 41YO, HW 320, SW 295.4, LW 147, CW 163, RNY 6/6/19, Dr. Jay Jan @LWDI
Good luck with the Cookie con tickets. I used to go to the candy convention every year and walk out with a huge plastic bag of all the new candy that was coming to market. It was always a great event with so much information and interesting seminars.
HW: 371 SW(8/9/21): 324 CW: 215. 0 lbs til goal of skin reduction surgery. I'm still looking for a new plastic surgeon.
"Every day is a good day. There is something to learn, care and celebrate." - Amit Ray
My Dad has been in the industry for decades and one favorite memory I have is the time he came home from one of his trips and tossed us kids a new product and asked us what we thought of them. (It was Starburst jellybeans before they went to market!) He was always bringing home things for us to try and asking us what we thought. Sometimes things were really strange but sometimes...jellybeans! I agree with your assessment that those events are always teaming with information like up-and-coming products, food trends and so many interesting seminars and demos. I wish I had the time, money and energy to do something like that, but I don't. Food network has some interesting shows from time to time though.
