Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Resolution update
Last week I stated that one of my New Year's resolutions was to significantly reduce my sugar intake. Yesterday I read a great post on why people fail at their resolutions. I had a realization that it's a combination of consistency, and in my case, moderation. So far I've been pretty successful at paying attention to my sugar intake. I am constantly avoiding (extra) chocolate, and other related candies. I refuse to buy more chocolate once my Christmas stash gifts run out. If I must have a doughnut for breakfast, I'll just eat half the doughnut. So far so good. I figure once I master the moderation, I can move into ridding myself of that garbage once and for all.
Technorati Tags: goals, resolutions, doughnuts, food
Technorati Tags: goals, resolutions, doughnuts, food
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Flewallen Family Reunion
Flewallen family reunion from Mark Nielsen on Vimeo.
Here's a video of Laura's family reunion over the 4th of July. Hillbillies, fireworks, guns, and fire, what more can you ask for? Click thru for the hi-def version!
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Caffeine...
When I was young, I could drink pop from morning 'till night without any affect on my system. Now that I'm older, I am starting to notice the effects of caffeine on my body; especially at night. ...most notably is the Americano from Caribou Coffee. Yum!
Java Cup by AmateurX on Zooomr
Technorati Tags: macro, coffee, cafeine, cup
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Saturday Breakfasts
In my attempt to gain some rapport with my kids, I have decided to take each one of them, on an individual basis, to breakfast on Saturdays. Last week I spent some time with my oldest, and I’m hoping to squeeze the middle child in this Saturday. There’s a birthday party for my youngest, so don’t be haten’. The key here, is to make it a habit, and priority to spend this valuable time with each kid. I’m envisioning an open communication channel when they’re teenagers…
See more progress on: spend more time with my kids
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