Eatin' Good in the 20's Neighborhood - TGIF

Just a quickie...I've got my Praxis II Comprehensive Social Studeis Content exam tomorrow morning at 7:30 (YIKES!  Big, bad, nasty social studies exam I have to pass in order to get my teaching license and it is overwhelming right now) so this lady needs to get to bed! 7am - 12 oz sf ff vanilla latte and 4 bites of a blueberry scone 20 oz water Noon - 3/4 cup of chicken fajita salad 20 oz water and around 1:30pm a berry smoothie **** strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, a dollup of vanilla ice cream and a dash of 100% oranage juice - DH and I were on a college visit today looking at seminary options for him and they had design-your-own smoothies at the end of the tour) 4pm - 1 ka****LC honey almond flax granola bar 20 oz water 8pm - 3/4 cup mini raviolis And now it is time for bed - better protien tomorrow I promise (we're going to the Rendezvouz tomorrow, which is basically an occasion for folks to get together in a big camp and pretend they are in the old'en times trading fur with Native Americans along the Mississippi River, and some awesome smoked turkey legs and fish result.  Count me in as soon as I kick some butt on my Praxis!) How is the eating out there?

Friday: 830am grande vanilla skinny decaf latte 6oz of propel zero (then i went to yoga from 930 till 1030) 27oz of water 11:30am 1/2 of a totally turkey wrap from tropical smoothy cafe and 1/2 of a banana (then i went to yoga from 12 till 1 yoga in the park, and got a sunburn cuz im a dummy) 20 oz crystal light lemonaid 5:30 childrens chicken salad at benagins with fat free ranch (then i went to the gym with Aaron for an hour and a half) 20oz water 9:00 1/3 of a blueberry, strawberry, banana smoothy sweetened with splenda also with whey protein added

good luck with the praxs II...i finally passed the social studies content one in march, best feeling in my life, next  to losing weight hah

I'm pretty sure I didn't pass.  There were 130 questions and to "pass" in Wisconsin you need to get 113 correct - there were WAY more than 17 that I was unsure of.  I'm scheduled to take it again in July, and between now and then I've got 3 suggested books to read in order to review my World History, United States History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, and the Behavioral Sciences.  It's just so much stuff to know!  Any pointers to help me pass?