I don't think I'll be going back to sleep.
And I'll certainly be doing nothing as energetic or as proactive as msbelle. Talk about crazy people.
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I don't think I'll be going back to sleep.
And I'll certainly be doing nothing as energetic or as proactive as msbelle. Talk about crazy people.
Hey! not crazy. I must make good use of my visiting family, plus doing things makes my dad happy. He is already off returning a handtruck to the rental place.
It's nearly two here and I'm still in my pyjamas, so I can only assume everyone else is doing better than me.
Also awake. Hey, did you guys know there are stars in the sky?
WHAT?!? That is just crazy talk. better make your tinfoil hat Allyson, soon the aliens will be speaking to you.
I have had a small slice of homemade cow-free cake for breakfast, which was delicious. But I was watching a Scientific American Frontiers show yesterday, which covered dieting and nutrition, and it was suggested that having some protein with breakfast was a good idea. Unfortunately, all dairy is out for me, so no milk with cereal, et cetera. Aside from scrambling eggs or frying bacon, which would take too damn long on most weekday mornings, what are my options? I'm thinking of checking out some power bars....
Aside from scrambling eggs or frying bacon, which would take too damn long on most weekday mornings, what are my options?
One thing I've done is fry up a number of sausage patties, then put them in baggies. Some will go in the freezer for longer-term storage, and the rest in the fridge. That way, all I have to do is nuke them for about a minute.
Also the South Beach Diet cereal bars are very high in protein, but aren't as nasty as a Power Bar. They use soy crispies rather than cereal as their base, IIRC.
Signed, has serious protein cravings in the a.m.
Mmmm... sausage patties.
Also, I wouldn't have to worry about cleaning a frying pan every day. That sounds doable....
How do Odwalla bars score on the protein index?
Also, I wouldn't have to worry about cleaning a frying pan every day.
Perzactly. You mess up the kitchen once, and then you have sausage patties for a week!
Dunno about Odwalla bars.
Aside from scrambling eggs or frying bacon, which would take too damn long on most weekday mornings
Hard-boil a bunch of eggs on, say, Sunday, and then they're ready to go throughout the week.
Also, you can make bacon in the microwave -- quick, easy, no messy pan, and YUM.