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55 Days to go!

I love Saturdays!  As I promised myself last night, I got my run in before breakfast.  I still am working on the mental part of my run.  I feel great up to 1.5-2 miles and then it goes downhill from there.  Today I wasn't strong enough mentally for the run and did walk a little bit after the 2 mile mark.  In the end I decided I was happy that I got out and ran.
BREAKFAST
Saturday morning yumminess!  I love sweet potato hash!

LUNCH
Leftover Tilapia, Cucumber tomato slices and fresh picked strawberries!

I didn't get a picture of my supper tonight because I ate it at the ball field and forgot to snap a pic.  But we had pork chops and broccoli.  Plus I had some cut up veggies, guacamole, grapes.  

Today was another busy day of strawberry picking, swimming, and late night ball games.  We left the park at 11 p.m. tonight....and the boys are scheduled to play again tomorrow afternoon!  Beautiful weather here and a perfect day for a ball game!

Remember to eat right!  Food is a Drug #Paleo

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