Personal Paleo Challenge Day #2

You know Day #2 wasn't too bad. I was busy at work so I made sure I packed a snack. Exercise was good...well after I got the work done. I never regret exercising after its over. This morning I was all set to go for a jog but failed to turn my dead phone back on after I plugged it in. So much for an alarm.

I didn't get a picture of my lunch but I enjoyed a great bunless burger and side salad during my lunch meeting.

Dinner was awesome! Italian broccoli with salmon. I'm not a salmon lover but when it was on the menu this week I decided it was too good for me to pass over. It turned out really good. It had a tomato, capers, basil sauce over it. The tomatoes and basil were from our garden. I marked it as a saved make again meal!...and to think I might have passed it over.

Everyday...Food is a Drug...be wise about what medicine you put in your body!

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