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who has two thumbs and bleached her hair?
this girl!
guys, we got engaged!! 💖💖💖
yay for me, now my diet and exercise needs to be ramped up!!!
happy happy new years eve
If I didn’t tell you that these photos are a week apart you’d have no idea. Left was last week and right, today. I know it’s no physical difference but i’m feeling super bloated today and still looking better than i did a while ago haha. Longest cardio so far I did today. Obvs I spend most of my time strength training. Mmm leg presses 😍😍😍😍
i just love my tattoo and my makeup here 😘
pool today, maybe some fruit and a little run before hand 👌
This is week two because I had a shitty week one! I’m feeling less bloated and overall a lot better! Heres last weeks centimetres compared to this weeks!
Left Thigh - 54 - 53 Right Thigh - 55 - 53 Left Arm - 30 - 28 Right Arm - 29 - 26.5 Stomach - 82 - 78 Ass - 94 - 94
I LOST 11.5 CENTIMETRES IN THE LAST FORTNIGHT!
Next two weeks i’m planning to up my excersize each day and see where i am! I’ll update next sunday!
Have a wonderful week ladies! Stay clean and look lean ;)
I'm actaully looking forward to see if i've lost anything this week, off to exercise in the sun ☀️ bring on sunday!
I’m really ashamed of myself this week, even though I started off well, By the end of the week I had given in. I’m striving for better this week, I just have to stay strong. I’m not measuring myself this week as I know that would only deter my motivation. Thank you for your support! xx
Written 3rd November: Though I don’t very often show it, my health is very important to me. I want to slim down (I realise I am not overweight but that doesn’t mean I can’t loose the fat on my body) and begin to build muscle. It will be a slow but worthwhile process that my body both physically and mentally deserves. I have trouble staying motivated and that is the point of this status, I want to share an image and some numbers with you, these numbers indicate the centimetres covered around each area. I don’t believe in basing anything on scales as muscles weighs more than fat regardless. I hope/know that by sharing this with you, you know knowing what I’m trying to embark on, it will keep me more motivated than if I were keeping it to myself, giving up whenever it got too hard. I’m working on finally completing the 30 day shred (tried to finish numerous times and failed), starting the ripped in 30 and clean eating based on Sophie Guidolin’s guidelines (my body inspiration). I hope to start feeling healthy and in turn making me less tired, with more energy as well as feeling more comfortable in a bikini january. Here is my centimetres! Left Thigh - 54 Right Thigh - 55 Left Arm - 30 Right Arm - 29 Stomach - 82 Ass - 94 Chest - 93 I will update this image and numbers as they change each week on my blog as well as posting recipes and motivation. This may be pointless to you but I need this to stay motivated, I need to know people will know if I fail, if I quit. I need to prove myself. ps. These are the only body images I have, these are taken three months apart with minimal progress when I was basing reaching my goal purely on exercise and still eating junk.
reblog this if you are a fitblr. i need more blogs to follow!
even just today i've increased my water intake and eaten the right things and i feel amazing. i've decided that i'm going to start to take this seriously again, no excuses.
except for easter. i'm weak at easter.
HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE Let’s say it’s 6.15pm and you’re going home (alone of course), after an unusually hard day on the job. You’re really tired, upset and frustrated. Suddenly you start experiencing severe pain in your chest that starts to drag out into your arm and up into your jaw. You are only about five miles from the hospital nearest your home. Unfortunately you don’t know if you’ll be able to make it that far. You have been trained in CPR, but the guy that taught the course did not tell you how to perform it on yourself..!! NOW HOW TO SURVIVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN ALONE… Since many people are alone when they suffer a heart attack, without help, the person whose heart is beating improperly and who begins to feel faint, has only about 10 seconds left before losing consciousness. However, these victims can help themselves by coughing repeatedly and very vigorously. A deep breath should be taken before each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged, as when producing sputum from deep inside the chest. A breath and a cough must be repeated about every two seconds without let-up until help arrives, or until the heart is felt to be beating normally again. Deep breaths get oxygen into the lungs and coughing movements squeeze the heart and keep the blood circulating. The squeezing pressure on the heart also helps it regain normal rhythm. In this way, heart attack victims can perhaps buy precious time to get themselves to a phone and dial 911. Rather than sharing another joke please contribute by broadcasting this which can save a person’s life! Be prepared and become part of the solution. Get your free next-of-kin notification card today. Click here: https://www.InCaseOfEmergencyCard.com/
Below are some helpful resources and meal ideas that don’t break the rules. Also, it is important to know when serving yourself “real food” you don’t need to eat as much as you would of the processed stuff! Get ready to fill up fast.
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“Real Food” Meal Plans
Breakfast
Lunch
Snacks and Appetizers
Salads and Soups
Dinner
Basic Recipes (including tortillas and stock)
Dessert
Stocking a Real Food Kitchen
Restaurant Options
General Resources and Information
Our Personal Changes in Health
“Real Food” Meal Plans
All plans include breakfast, lunch, and dinner suggestions for a family of four plus corresponding grocery lists with pricing:
“Real Food” Meal Plans 1 & 2
“Real Food” Meal Plan 3
Summer “Real Food” Meal Plan 4
Fall “Real Food” Meal Plan 5
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Breakfast:
Homemade granola cereal (pictured) with milk and berries
Scrambled or fried eggs with whole-wheat toast1, butter, jelly2, and fresh fruit
Whole-wheat banana (or berry) pancakestopped with 100% pure maple syrup
Plain oatmeal (follow directions on package) topped with a dash of honey, cinnamon and raisins or other dried fruit
Pecan maple breakfast cookies with a hard boiled egg and a banana
Whole-wheat crepes with a side of fresh fruit and a maple mocha
Store-bought plain Shredded Wheat cereal with milk and fruit
Whole-wheat muffins (pictured above) with a side of plain yogurt mixed with berry sauce and topped with homemade granola cereal
Egg omelet, bacon from the farmer’s market, whole-wheat popovers with butter and jelly2, and fresh fruit
Whole-wheat banana bread orwhole-wheat cinnamon raisin bread topped with cream cheese and a fruit smoothie or on the side
PB&J Smoothie (pictured in smoothie pop holders) and whole-wheat biscuit
Whole-wheat waffles with applesauce
Fried Matzo Breakfast with a seasonal fruit kabob
Whole-wheat french toast with a fruit smoothie
Breakfast Casserole Bites with fresh fruit on the side
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Lunch:
Peanut butter and jelly2 on whole-wheat bread1, sliced fresh fruit, and crackers3
Whole-wheat tortilla filled withhummus, cheese and optional veggie (spinach, cucumber, carrot, lettuce or tomato), side of fresh fruit and store-bought whole-wheat pretzels4
Grilled cheese on whole-wheat bread1, applesauce, and popcorn
Caprese salad with basil pesto orgrilled caprese salad sandwich(pictured)
Whole-wheat macaroni and cheesewith frozen peas mixed in and a side of fresh fruit
Fruit smoothie or PB&J Smoothie(pictured above)
Whole-wheat tortilla filled with chopped cucumber, tomato, feta cheese and sprinkled with dried dill or leftover grilled veggies and goat cheese
Whole-wheat cinnamon raisin bread and cream cheese sandwich, strawberries, and a hard boiled egg
Crackers3 with hummus, grapes, cheese, and celery or carrots
A big salad topped with nuts, cheese and olive oil/balsamic vinegar for dressing
Grilled pimento cheese sandwichwith whole-wheat pasta salad and fresh fruit on the side
Diced avocado and brown rice with a little bit of low-sodium soy sauce
Whole-wheat waffle sandwich with cream cheese, cinnamon and raisins in the middle (pictured) with a side of seasonal fruit
Whole-wheat tortilla filled witheasy slow cooker refried beans, melted Monterrey Jack cheese, and sour cream with a side of avocado
Leftovers from any of the dinners below!
For portable school, picnic or work lunch ideas check out the posts in the “school lunches” category.
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Snacks and Appetizers:
Whole-wheat banana bread
Dried fruit (make sure there is no added sugar) and nuts
Fresh fruit (make them into kabobs for kids)
Popcorn
Pumpkin or sunflower seeds
Homemade granola bars or store-bought “Lara Bars” with 5 or less ingredients
Olives, crackers3, and cheese
Whole-wheat muffins
Celery topped with peanut butter or cream cheese and raisins (ants on a log)
Hard boiled egg
Whole-wheat cinnamon raisin bread
Plain yogurt mixed with berry sauce
Pecan maple breakfast cookies
Crackers3 topped with hummus
Powerballs
Whole-wheat zucchini bread or muffins (pictured)
Whole-wheat pumpkin bread or muffins
Easy cheesy crackers
Whole-wheat popovers
Virgin pina colada smoothie
Sliced raw veggies with a tzatziki dipping sauce
Peanut butter banana smoothie
Zucchini chips
Read more on snacks by clicking on the “snack for kids (and adults!)” category.
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Salads and Soups:
Caprese salad with basil pesto
Salad with a twist (including glazed nuts)
Tomato, corn and black bean salad
Cobb salad with blue cheese dressing
Lime-cilantro quinoa salad
White gazpacho (cold soup)
Tomato bisque (good with grilled cheese on whole wheat bread1)
Taco salad (pictured)
Peanut squash soup
Tortilla soup (good with cheese quesadillas)
Butternut squash soup with buttered whole-wheat toast on the side
Easy split pea soup topped with chopped bacon and a side of whole-wheat biscuits
Homemade chicken noodle soup (pictured)
Whole-wheat pasta salad
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Dinner:
Farmer’s market stir fry (with veggies and/or seafood or local meat)
Quiche with a whole-wheat crust(if using meat make sure it is local) and a side of veggies
Premade store-bought dinner option: sushi with brown rice (no deep fried ingredients or sugar/HFCS)
Whole-wheat pizza (pictured) with a salad or veggies on the side
Whole-wheat macaroni and cheese with a side of veggies
Grilled or sauteed fish withvegetable pancakes, and potato skins
Breakfast for dinner…pick from one of the egg choices above
Homemade chicken nuggets with a side of sweet potatoes and apples
Vegetable and/or local meat (such as chicken, sausage or beef) kabobs over brown rice
Fajitas with homemade whole-wheat tortillas
Homemade spaghetti sauce over store-bought whole-wheat pasta
Collard greens, potatoes, and whole-wheat buttermilk cheese biscuits
Veggie burgers and kale chips
BLT with (or without) crabmeat and corn on the cob
Homemade butternut squash ravioli with roasted asparagus
Chicken enchiladas made with homemade whole-grain corn tortillas and steamed veggies on the side
Jambalaya with brown rice
The best whole chicken in a crock pot with zucchini chips (pictured) and wild rice
Homemade sushi with brown rice
Almond encrusted fish with an easy beurre blanc sauce and a side of asparagus and baked potatoes
Whole-wheat spaghetti and meatballs with a side of roasted broccoli (sprinkled with whole-wheat bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, and Italian seasoning)
Vegetable quesadillas on whole-wheat tortillas with a side of easy slow cooker refried beans
Pork carnitas tacos with tomatillo salsa (pictured) and a side of watermelon
Whole-wheat pizza pockets with sauteed seasonal vegetables on the side
Whole-wheat fettucini alfredotopped with sauteed onions, mushrooms and bell peppers
Simple spaghetti with a salad on the side
For a cookout, backyard BBQ, outdoor party, picnic, or camping trip check out this post:A “Real Food” Cookout.
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Basic Recipes:
Whole-wheat tortillas
Whole-grain corn tortillas
Chicken stock in the crock pot
Chicken stock on the stove top
Honey whole-wheat sandwich bread (for bread machine)
Whole-wheat breadcrumbs
Whole-wheat pasta (use the pasta portion of this ravioli recipe)
Homemade berry sauce
Easy cheesy whole-grain crackers
Basic fruit smoothie
Whole-wheat biscuits
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Dessert:
Homemade popsicles, ice pops, snow cones and push ups(pictured)
Powerballs
Maple pecan ice cream
Chocolate torte with whipped cream and chocolate sauce
Banana ice cream
Homemade peach sorbet
Whole-wheat crepes filled with fruit and topped with chocolate sauce
Chocolate mousse (fromDeliciously Organic)
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Stocking a Real Food Kitchen
My favorite kitchen essentials (including appliances and gadgets we own)
21 “Real food” essentials for freezer, pantry, & fridge
Supermarket “real food” cheat sheet
Where to buy real food
Our pantry
Our refrigerator
Our freezer
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Restaurant Options:
Eating out tip: Most restaurants do not offer 100% whole-wheat (a lot of “wheat breads” are made with both whole-wheat and white flours) so it is best to just avoid things like bread, breading/breadcrumbs, crusts, flour tortillas, etc. It is also recommended to ask questions when it comes to sauces because a surprising amount contain sugar. It can be difficult to avoid refined grains and sweeteners when eating out so we usually try to focus on finding restaurants that serve locally grown/raised products. For more tips including specific meals you could order at some chain restaurants check out this post.
Fish or shellfish
Potatoes, beans, or brown rice
Vegetable side dishes or combination plates
Egg dishes
Sushi with brown rice
Read more on the specific restaurants where we like to eat in Charlotte.
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General Resources and Information
Understanding Grains (corn, wheat, multi-grain, etc.)
What (should be) in your sandwich bread?
How far does your produce travel?
Buying organic or not
Sweeteners 101
“You are what you eat eats too”
Milk – good or bad?
High-fructose corn syrup 101
The deal with corn
Are you being fooled by the imitation?
Becoming a “flexitarian” (meat consumption)
(Not) Cleaning your plate
Real Food and Children
For more resources check out our list of “real food” mini-pledges.
So this is my before and after photo, the before was after I was borderline anorexic and had severe clinical depression, bipolar and suicidal tendencies. I put on a lot of weight, it wasn’t till maybe july that I realised really how much weight I had put on and I changed my lifestyle. It wasn’t easy at all, I loved food and hated exercise but now I’m proud of how far i’ve come and I know I can work hard and get further.
If I can do it, so can you :)
Just bringing this back, feels good to see how far I came.
facebook boys: you should come over. we could have some fun, if you know what i mean *wink*
tumblr boys: you should come over. we can cuddle, and watch your favourite movie, and hold hands, and i'll cook for you and we can live happily ever after
boys i know: you are potato