Salted caramel brownies and mint chip ice cream #heaven #birthday (Taken with instagram)
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Neither here nor there
Weekly Eats (5.28.2012)
Ah three day weekends, we should have one of these every month. Now for the noms!
Monday: Chicken kebabs + One pot kale & quinoa (seriously amazing, you need to make now)
Tuesday: 25 Lusk for my birthday!
Wednesday: Chicken Shawarma + side salad
Thursday: Catching up with former roomie & former coworkers
Friday: TBD
One pot quinoa and kale from @food52 amaaaze (Taken with instagram)
Weekly Eats
A day late again…the end of May is turning out to be far busier than anticipated, which means more fun but less cooking!
Sunday: Friend’s Birthday…take-out Latin food and Banoffee Pie for cake (it’s amazing and I get it 1-2x a year from a friend who makes it for St. Patrick’s Day)
Monday: Leftover tomato sauce from this guy + veggies + pasta
Tuesday: Crock Pot Turkey White Bean Pumpkin Chili
Wednesday: Another Birthday. With a beer tasting. And apparently chocolate cake.
Thursday: Chicken & Shiitake Marsala maybe with a beet salad…we’ll see
Friday: 3 day weekend! Which will involve exercise due to all the birthday cake this week + anticipation of another next week (you all have 8 more days to get me a gift) :)
Im so cool on Saturday nights sometimes it hurts (Taken with instagram)
Homemade graham cracker Sundays (Taken with instagram)
Weekly Eats (5.13.2012)
Sunday: Leftover pulled pork from dinner out + asparagus + brown rice
Monday: Shrimp Stir fry (Trader Joe’s frozen)
Tuesday-Thursday: Work travel
Friday: TBD
Sometimes I wish I had flat runs to do…then I remember I like to kick my own butt
If you live near a trader joe’s, run (don’t walk) to get this.. One of the best jar salsas I’ve ever had. (Taken with instagram)
Quickie meal: beat into eggs, add mexican-style shredded cheese, THEN cook..serve in whole wheat wrap. swoon.
Wired To Run’: Runner’s High May Have Been Evolutionary Advantage
Endurance athletes sometimes say they’re “addicted” to exercise. In fact, scientists have shown that rhythmic, continuous exercise — aerobic exercise — can in fact produce narcoticlike chemicals in the body.
(Source: NPR)
