Hell Week Days 2 & 3

Day 2 and 3 are over! Let me just say... I know why they call it Hell Week. It SUCKS! 

So, the morning of day 2, I weighed 117.0. I was pretty happy with it. 

The past two days, I've had a LOT of that Mexican cauliflower rice I made. But alas, I finished it during lunch today, so I made Chicken Fajitas with this awesome recipe I found on Paleo Plan! No lemon or lime juice though, because I can't have fruit. 

Speaking of which, I feel like my whole life was a sugar high and now I just can't stop crashing. It's terrible. I'm shaking nonstop and even though I've been sleeping more than usual, I look absolutely dead all day. 

I can't stop thinking about all the food I want and can't eat. Like pineapple. Mmm... Pineapple. I just want it all so bad. Granted, it doesn't help when my oh-so-supportive boyfriend takes me to the grocery store to laugh about everything I can't have (which adds up to like 99%... Sigh...)

I'm hoping this starts getting better but I'm not seeing much hope right now. Apparently I've also been more sad/depressed/grumpy too. I hadn't noticed. But... Tomorrow's HUMP DAY! 

Yes, I know it's Sunday, don't judge me. 

I'm only calling it that because it's day 4/7 for no fruit/bacon. I NEED that fruit and bacon. 

Well, until tomorrow, wish me luck! And if you wanna know how this works out, just hope I survive long enough to post again. 

Long time no blog!

So… it's been a while… again. But here I am!

Anyways, I just tried spaghetti squash for the first time last week and it was AMAZING! I was really surprised that it had almost no taste, and once added to my super organic (almost) paleo spaghetti sauce and ground beef, I couldn't even tell the difference.

I love noodles. I mean, I LOVE noodles. Like, a lot. So obviously it's really hard for me not to eat them and I am ashamed to admit that sometimes I slip up. But, I'm happy to announce that I actually PREFER spaghetti squash.

I know what you're thinking- "Yeah, right! She's only saying that because she's posting on a Paleo Blog." But, it's true. Not only do the spaghetti squash "noodles" have the same texture (not to mention they're all short - I don't even have to cut up my spaghetti!), but they don't make my tummy hurt like normal noodles, which to me is a double win.

Until next time!