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What I Eat in a Day: At Home Doing School Work

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By Rebecca Duerrwaechter
Today got off to a slow start, I'm not going to lie. I spent most of the day doing school work, studying, and helping Jake prepare for his interview.

Breakfast:
First thing I do when I wake up is drink a large glass of plain ice water (no mio, sweet drops, sweeteners, etc) and then take my medicine. Then I have my breakfast.
I was going so slow this morning so I decided to make coffee. I used to drink coffee every morning but now I only drink it when I really need it, and this morning I did. I realized this morning that we no longer had any creamer so I made my coffee by:

Half coffee
Half coconut milk
Peppermint stick

I tend to hoard peppermint sticks and candy canes during the winter and then use them throughout the year. They come in handy.

I also had a plain white bagel with natural peanut butter on top.

Snack:
I had a snack right around lunch time as I was on a roll with school and wanted to keep going. I had some cashews which were delicious.


Lunch:
For lunch I decided to have some leftovers since our fridge is full of them. I had some veggie tacos with a side of a rice mixture I made.

Tacos:
Veggie taco meat
Lettuce
Lots of tomatoes
Brown rice
Some taco sauce

Rice mixture:
Brown rice
Left over lettuce
Left over tomato
Tad bit of taco sauce


Dinner:
For dinner I was wanting some Mexican food (yes I know this isn't authentic Mexican food) so I got myself two burritos and ate those while watching Battlestar Galactica. In the burritos I had:

Rice
Beans
Lettuce
Tomatoes
Pico de Gallo
Guacamole

That was what I had to eat. I know it isn't very healthy but it could have been worse. I am going to be doing a green smoothie cleanse this coming week as well so tonight isn't so bad when you think about that.
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