my less serious day: intervention

Just like a crack addict spends his entire paycheck on getting a fix, I spend 30-40 dollars a week on produce alone. I also hoard my stash and refuse to share with anyone. 

If you don't see me for a few days, don't be surprised when find me in a dark corner - covered in broccoli florets and spinach leaves.

Wearing.

Top: unknown (old); skirt (please excuse the wrinkles): Hype via Ideeli; belt and shoes: TJ Maxx and/or Marshalls.

Doing.

This morning I went on a 30-minute run at working pace followed by a short 15-minute cool down walk with L. Group fitness classes are cancelled at the gym this week so instead, I took a leisurely 60-minute walk with L in the afternoon.

Eating.

Pre-workout I had 1/2 banana, 1/2 mug of black coffee, and 1 pint of water. For breakfast I had a bowl of Kashi GoLean Original mixed with Post Great Grains Raisin, Date, & Pecan cereal, chopped dates, cinnamon, and almond milk.

Lunch was a spinach and romaine lettuce salad with carrots, grape tomatoes, leftover roasted broccoli, smoked almonds, hummus thinned with almond milk, and balsamic vinegar. If you haven't drenched your salad in thinned hummus, you must. You really must.

  

  

My afternoon snack was a Pink Lady apple and cinnamon-roast almonds.

Dinner was a pile of spicy-roasted (cumin + garlic powder + cayenne) cauliflower and sweet potato topped with two fried eggs and salsa verde.

Dessert was a Skinny Cow peanut butter heavenly crisp.

Question: How much money do you spend on produce per week?

Note: this post represents what happened in my world on Monday, May 14.