| Monday, February 8, 2010 |
| Goodbye Potatos |
Or is it Potatoes? I never get that one right, to my shame.
Anyway, my DH and I have decided to embark upon a journey of healthier eating. I ask the age old question: Why is it that everything that I love to eat is so bad??? I think I need to go to a hypnotist to convince me that pizza and sausage tastes like cat litter and tofu is the nectar of the gods. Something to help!!
My brother in law is in the National Guard and he's on a military diet. He's going to give DH the details and that's what DH is going to do. I don't know if I'll join in, but I'll do better.
So buh-bye pasta. Buh-bye potato(e)s, buh-bye things that have no nutritional value.
No word yet from The Wild Rose Press regarding That Kind Of Magic. By Friday I hope. The editor said I should hear by Friday. In the meantime I'm hacking away at Forever Home, thanks in large part to Denise's help. And when I'm not doing that I'm working on a Blaze-worthy wip and thinking about my young adult book.
So, I'm not slacking off!Labels: goodbye good food |
posted by Ceri Hebert @ 4:26 AM  |
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Erhm....
Potatoes aren't bad for you -- unless you fry them or cover them in tons of butter, cheese and sour cream.
Pasta isn't bad for you -- if it's whole grain.
Please, PLEASE don't do anything crazy. Few foods are evil. Carbs aren't bad, if they are the RIGHT carbs.
Read this: http://healthfulandhomemade.blogspot.com/2010/01/good-advice.html
And then try reading this:
http://www.michaelpollan.com/foodrules.php
It's just good common sense.
And, yes, I'm a bit of a lunatic when it comes to eating right -- I've read approximately three billion books on food and nutrition(okay, I'm exaggerating, but not by much, lol) and Michael Pollan is BY FAR the most level-headed and logical author I've found when it comes to eating in a healthful manner.
Just saying.
:::steps down from soap box:::
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My doc tells me "You can eat anything you want. . .in moderation."
Better to chop the foods you like to eat down, but not cut them out.
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Erhm....
Potatoes aren't bad for you -- unless you fry them or cover them in tons of butter, cheese and sour cream.
Pasta isn't bad for you -- if it's whole grain.
Please, PLEASE don't do anything crazy. Few foods are evil. Carbs aren't bad, if they are the RIGHT carbs.
Read this: http://healthfulandhomemade.blogspot.com/2010/01/good-advice.html
And then try reading this:
http://www.michaelpollan.com/foodrules.php
It's just good common sense.
And, yes, I'm a bit of a lunatic when it comes to eating right -- I've read approximately three billion books on food and nutrition(okay, I'm exaggerating, but not by much, lol) and Michael Pollan is BY FAR the most level-headed and logical author I've found when it comes to eating in a healthful manner.
Just saying.
:::steps down from soap box:::