I came home to a beautiful lawn!
The first mow of the season is the worst. We had planned on doing it over the weekend. We have a tree that drops these huge shells, they almost look like string beans! And because we had such a wet spring, the riding mower got clogged several times – it looks beautiful – thanks Tony! 😀
I started yesterday with Beginners Yoga on Exercise TV. Wow, was that harder than I thought! Some of the poses were held for a while, but you know what? I loved it. I felt all stretched out after only 25 minutes! 😀
Yesterday I made another breakfast pizza, this time I drizzled 1/4 cup of egg beaters over the top. On the side a had some very ripe black beans – blackberries – so sweet! Nice catch Beth! 😀
Normally I make breakfast at home, but don’t eat it at work. Not this time – it smelled so good, I ate it on the way to work!
My workout at lunch was 20 minutes on the treadmill running at 4.5 mph, then 20 minutes elliptical, 5 minutes of abs and 5 minutes of stretching, all while watching FoodTV!
For lunch I had two cups of my roasted pepper soup, and a giant salad – I am loving having apple in my salads, especially when I use Annie’s Goddess dressing.
My afternoon snack? More cheese please!
I used Amy’s recipe for the Herb & Balsamic Kabob’s. What I forgot to do was marinate the veggies, so I did a quick marinade in Newman’s light balsamic while the grill got to temperature. Amy, these were really good!
I must be killing Dave with all this grilling! 😀 The asparagus were too thin to put on the kabobs, so I just did those on the side and put some zucchini on the kabobs.
My plate: 1 cup of rice, 4 ounces of steak, and veggies!
I was multi-tasking at the grill too – I had marinated chicken for another round of my Chicken Tikka Masala – this is the 4th time I’ve made it in a month! Tony still says it smells like ass, but the combination of flavors is amazing!
Stats for Monday:
- 25 minutes beginners yoga
- 20 minutes treadmill
- 20 minutes elliptical
- 5 minute abs
- 1,491 calories, 186 carbs, 92 protein, 46 fat and 23 fiber
We have a new hostess for BSI this week! Her name is Anne-Marie and she has chosen beets! This might be a tough one for me – I believe the last time I had a beet was Thanksgiving of 1979! Do you like beets – what are your beet recipes??
Guess what? I am up so early that after I hit publish . . . I am going to the gym! 😀
Have a great Tuesday!
I love beets! They pair so well with salads and they roast well too.
I made myself a Biz-style breakfast pizza for the first time today–amazing. Although you’d disagree due to the ample presence of onions 🙂
I am so in love with Yoga right now. My gym has lots of classes, so I am taking it about 4 times per week (60 minute classes) and I have never felt better. My back problems are so much better – I was able to walk 2 miles without any pain at all.
Wow, those kabobs look soooo good!! So does that apple salad. YUM 🙂
Jenn
Wow your diet food sure looks amazing! I love the idea of the breakfast pizza! I love using fruit in salads and roasted sweet potatoes or butternut squash also taste so delish in salads!
Go Tony!! that yard looks like perfection 🙂
I love breakfast in the car. That pizza looks great. I love that you added egg beaters!
Beets?? Um….I’m already plugging my nose and running! I don’t even allow them in my house…seriously the smell of cooked beets makes my stomach do flip-flops..and not in a good way 🙂
When oh when will I stop reading your blog at night..when I’ve finished eating for the night…only to become hungry again with all your photos! I need to make time to catch up in the morning instead 🙂
I’ve been so focused on cleaning out my flower beds, I haven’t gotten to actually mowing the lawn. The grass is so long, I swear my neighbors are wondering when I will get to it.
Your steak kabobs look amazing. Love the red peppers between.
That Tikka Masala is wonderful! I can’t believe Tony doesn’t like its smell! Hey, at least he does the lawn beautifully 😉