I'm sweaty and pretty dirty but I'm also content. James and I have just finished a 12.13 mile hike at Letchworth State Park and are enjoying our afternoon nap in the shade of our tent. We've been camping for a full day now and are getting into the swing of cooking meals, washing dishes, and not screaming when a daddy long leg comes near (It was me, I was the one screaming).
Diet Fail…
So it happened, I accidentally cheated on my diet this weekend and so did James :O Turns out it's a lot harder to go out to eat and not order something with bread.
No Bread Diet: Week 1
Hi guys! James and I are almost to the end of week one and so far so good! For those of you who may be asking what diet we are following, I'm gonna be straight, we aren't following anything specific. This is the first diet challenge-thing James and I have ever attempted so I figured it would be good to try something that would set us up for success instead of failure. The idea of cutting out bread seemed like a good way to start because we eat it often and it truly does not benefit one's health and tbh it's been fairly easy so far. Because of this we decided to take it up a notch and kind of go for more of a keto friendly diet. We are trying to cut out more carbs, fruits, and stick with healthy fats and greens. Yum.
In Sickness and in Health
This past week I was sick, and not your average not feeling good sick. I'm talking the stomach bug, a head cold, and worst of all, the dreaded double conjunctivitis a.k.a. Pink Eye (DUN, DUN, DUNNNNNN!!!). Now James and I have of course been in each others presence while sick before but have obviously never lived together or shared a bedroom during one of these times, so how to avoid giving James all these germs was new for us.
A Field Guide to Marrying Young 