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49 Days to go...and I'm exhausted...

Stress causes food triggers for me.  I could have really used food to sooth anxiety for me today...but I didn't.  I almost went to bed without blogging tonight.  It's been an incredibly long day that I'm happy to say that I survived.  Tomorrow will be long as well...until we head out of town....and then I'm hoping I can take a few deep breaths and celebrate the "Fathers" in my life.  Paleo style of course!

I only was able to eat one meal today at home....which got me thinking...next week will be similar.  Since choosing the Paleo lifestyle, we've also chosen to eat almost all our meals at home.  During the work week I pack my home made lunch (usually leftovers).  I know after my experience coming home from our cruise this past winter that water weight gain may be an issue.  I just think that's important to keep in perspective heading into a crazy busy week.  Next week, lunch meals are catered in.  Because I had control of the food ordering I know that the food will be "Paleo safe."  I am going to have to work extra hard to make sure that I keep up my runs.
Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner
I hope I can figure out how to blog tomorrow from my phone.  We'll see how that goes!

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