Smoothie of kale+ raspberries+ oatmeal+ 0% low carb yogurt and moms homemade peanut butter. Kale and hearts of romaine lettuce also. ,ighty good
What are you eating right now?
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After 2 mile walk at park with Trevor the wonder dog; 2 hard boiled eggs. Ice water all day. Still foggy and cool here
Just for Mr Perfect and we all know who that is here at BITOG.
Spinach, and hearts of romaine and homemade chicken salad and black olives. Treat of smoothie from breakfast. Very low carbs and plenty of protein. Nuff’ said
Spinach, and hearts of romaine and homemade chicken salad and black olives. Treat of smoothie from breakfast. Very low carbs and plenty of protein. Nuff’ said
Omelette with kale, mushroom, cherry tomatoes, artichoke hearts. Chobani 0% sugar yogurt and glass of Apple Valley Creamery 1.5% milk and Colombian coffee
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Think you may have a misspelled item in your breakfast.
glass of Apple Balley Creamery- should read-- glass of Baileys Irish Cream?
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I made a delicious pasty that was sizzling in the oven for a mere 20 minutes. Chicken curry and veg filling. I'm back, Baby!
Filling on dough
So big it didn't fit properly on my dinner plate
Half a pasty for me, half pasty for the much better half
Filling on dough
So big it didn't fit properly on my dinner plate
Half a pasty for me, half pasty for the much better half
Simple. Sauteed ground beef from our cow, lots of oregano, smoked paprika, cumin, etc. Black beans cooked in fake chicken broth. Cheese. Homemade pico salsa, purple cabbage.
Chicken, we marinated on the grill. Cauliflower and a wee bit of steamed sweet potatoes. Coca Cola Zero and ice water
This afternoon I had a burger at Stinson Beach. There had to be meat somewhere in there!
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Spinach, kale, omelette and mushrooms mixed in. Protein: yeah it has more than enough 
Mole carb pita wrap with chicken salad, kale and spinach. Ice water
The usual: plant matter, toadstools, and chicken. Since I'm going to enter my twilight years in a couple of years, and because I intend to become the oldest living man in space in 50 years or so, beating out Ed Dwight and Bill Shatner, I will drop some weight over the next couple of years. By the time I'm 50 I hope to settle at a smidgen under 200 lbs. More mass means more strain on the system and losing a few percent could potentially be beneficial. Now, should I start shrinking in hight - I hear that's a thing, I may have to make more drastic adjustments. Of course, spending time in microgravity, being shorter is a bonus. If Jeff Bozos ever moves to Mars, he'll benefit from being of substandard stature. I think he's 5'1" or so. I'm getting off track here. On to my meal!
