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August32012
This was supposed to be little banana people with strawberry hats in granola boats, sailing through a sea of yogurt, but my yogurt apparently expired over a week ago.In absence of yogurt, they are sky pirates! ^_^

This was supposed to be little banana people with strawberry hats in granola boats, sailing through a sea of yogurt, but my yogurt apparently expired over a week ago.
In absence of yogurt, they are sky pirates! ^_^

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July252012

Birthday!!

It was my closest friend’s birthday today! We shared a free birthday Grand Slam at Dennys.. Which was only 800 calories in total ((I thought it’d be over 1000)), so 400 for half!=3
Super exciting, and no sleep for over a day! ^_^

Intake;

9:39am - 1 banana and 1/2 cup rice

9:06pm - 1/2 Dennys grand slam ((1 egg, 1 serving hashbrowns, and 1/2 english muffin)) [400 calories]

7:12am - 1/2 turkey and provolone sub [300 calories]

2:26pm - Health Valley Organic bar [130 calories]

Total calories: 830

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Exercise;

4:30am(ish) - 5:00am(ish)
biked 4.5 miles and walked 1.2 miles

10:48am(ish) - ?
walked 1.1 miles

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July222012

Fruit breakfast!

It costs less than a dollar for a banana and an apple! ^_^

Intake;

4:02pm - 1/2 banana and 1 apple

5:23pm - Panera broccoli and cheese soup with one baguette piece [450 calories]

9:00pm - Nature Valley oats’n honey granola bar [190 calories]

Total calories: 640

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Exercise;

4:26pm - 4:45pm
walked 1 mile

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8PM
I’ve mentioned a few times that I was eating oat/quinoa wheatcake things, so I thought I’d show what I’m talking about. The health food store by my house was sampling them, so we bought a big bag of quinoa to go with our big container of oats.-Using a food processor/blender thing, you powder the quinoa, then you powder twice as many oats. I usually do one cup of quinoa and two cups of oats, measured before grinding them. The quinoa takes a bit of time to grind up, although the oats only take a second, so it’s best not to blend them at the same time. -You then separate how much you want, keeping in mind that it’s going to expand a lot with the water, and add seasonings. The seasonings I use are in the picture, and you’re probably going to want to over-season it. The store was selling it as a meat substitute, so we use meaty sorts of flavorings. -Then, you add water and mix until it’s pretty liquidy. I make sure that the top layer of it is mostly ungrainy, then after pouring it, I add more water to the leftover grainy water bits for the next batch. The grainy parts sit on the bottom of the bowl like sediment.. -After that, you just make them like pancakes until they’re the texture you want. We make them crispy, and I dip them in ketchup~Make sure to oil the pan thoroughly throughout the process, they like to stick.

I’ve mentioned a few times that I was eating oat/quinoa wheatcake things, so I thought I’d show what I’m talking about.
The health food store by my house was sampling them, so we bought a big bag of quinoa to go with our big container of oats.

-Using a food processor/blender thing, you powder the quinoa, then you powder twice as many oats. I usually do one cup of quinoa and two cups of oats, measured before grinding them. The quinoa takes a bit of time to grind up, although the oats only take a second, so it’s best not to blend them at the same time.
-You then separate how much you want, keeping in mind that it’s going to expand a lot with the water, and add seasonings. The seasonings I use are in the picture, and you’re probably going to want to over-season it. The store was selling it as a meat substitute, so we use meaty sorts of flavorings.
-Then, you add water and mix until it’s pretty liquidy. I make sure that the top layer of it is mostly ungrainy, then after pouring it, I add more water to the leftover grainy water bits for the next batch. The grainy parts sit on the bottom of the bowl like sediment..
-After that, you just make them like pancakes until they’re the texture you want. We make them crispy, and I dip them in ketchup~
Make sure to oil the pan thoroughly throughout the process, they like to stick.

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June192012

I didn’t have cheese, but it was still okay. With cheese, these would be super fantastic!

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May242012
Part of breakfast! ^_^

Part of breakfast! ^_^

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May202012

Well,

I slept from around 7:00am until around 8:00pm. Since I decided to start eating healthier cereal, I gave what was left of my other cereals to my friend, but I forgot to bring my own when I stayed over.. So, between today and yesterday, I helped him finish them off and Now they’re gone. ^_^
I’ll be sleeping again soon, so..

9:12pm - 1 bowl of Blueberry Morning/Banana Nut Crunch cereal with milk

Total calories: 0

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April272012

I’ve noticed..

Whenever I wake up earlier than usual, I eat more for breakfast than I normally do.
I’m not sure if I consider this a good thing or a bad thing..

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