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Sounds fantastic.

yum! thanks for the recipe.

interesting! i'll have to try.

1 cup coconut milk 4 tablespoons Patak's Milk Curry Paste (can substitute hot, but I used mild - it's a green color) 1 medium onion, diced 3 pounds chicken - strips or cut up breasts 1 cup plain greek yogurt 1 1/2 cup frozen peas salt to taste White Rice and brown lentils Pour coconut milk into a 4-quart or larger cooker…

oh yay! some responses. :) we bought a 6-quart cuisinart pressure cooker from costco. i don't remember the numbers after it. thanks for the link to your board. i am following it. :) i love corned beef! thanks for the suggestion. do you cook the cabbage in there too?

yum!

My third half marathon was like that. I finished about 10 minutes before three hour cut off time and there was nothing left for me. Everything was broken down and volunteers were gone. No bananas, water, Gatorade, bagels - even though the guidelines said the 'recovery station' would be stocked for 30 minutes after the…

No one else out in Myfitnesspal-land uses a pressure cooker? :)

3 cups of spring mix, a third of a cucumber, half can of tuna, salsa for dressing.

bump. is anyone from mfp going to be there?

our trip is next week. i can't wait to try some of these! thanks.

I want!

Ooh, everyone is so creative. :) I like cherries and beets with unsweetened coconut milk or carrots and mango with vanilla almond milk. Pineapple and green grapes go great with kale or spinach.

I started in June and get a box every 2 weeks. Love, love, love my graze boxes! One tip is to look through the selections and trash anything you think you won't like before your first box arrives - for example I don't like Brazil nuts, wasabi or coconut. Also, I am not a fan of most of the dippers. My friend code is…

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http://everythingisbetterwithcheese.blogspot.com/2010/03/broccoli-cheese-egg-muffins.html

has anyone experienced inaccuracies? people with long hair or loose clothing?

eat what you feed your family. a lot of people blog their menus each week (including myself). check out www.orgjunkie.com on monday afternoon for her link-up. lots of blogs with fabulous ideas, recipes, grocery lists, money-saving tips, eating around an allergy, freezer meals, etc. this week i added buffalo chicken…

i am 4 11.5 and i feel i look my best at 121. i still have an ample bust and some curve to my hips, but my waist is thin. however, my body seems to prefer the 133-135 range as that is where i seem to end up when i quit logging/watching what i eat. that 12-14 pounds makes a huge difference in how i feel about my body.

Great post!

Good thread. :)

I'll join in. :) I've been on mfp for several years as a way to be accountable with my food. I am an emotional binger and a huge foodie. I am a pretty consistent at logging in, but I just got back from a 10 day long break after 805 days. I needed that break but now I need to get back to it. Logging food has become hit or…

i took my family in march. two boys age 10 and 12. we loved eating at a restaurant called 'c level'. great view and wonderful food! they had an amazing happy hour menu. also decent was a mexican place called 'las olas'. the little italy restaurant area is not-to-be-missed. we hit the safari zoo, legoland, whale watching,…

We told our boys that Santa wasn't real but a game grow ups played with kids tomake the holidays more fun. It was tough when they were younger to not have them 'spill the beans' and ruin it for other kids, but I am so glad we went that route. Now that they are older, it is even more fun. Christmas has always been a…

my go-to side dish for a party is a cheese tray with 3 cheese choices, crackers, almonds, green olives, strawberries and salami. everyone like chips and salsa/queso or chips with black and corn dip. asparagus rolls - http://everythingisbetterwithcheese.blogspot.com/2010/10/asparagus-rolls.html a dessert app option is…

look up jeff galloway. he advocates run/walk intervals. http://www.jeffgalloway.com/training/5k10kschedules/ i personally do it and it works well for me. i've done 11 half-marathons, 1 ragnar and 1 tough mudder using intervals. i think you will see all levels at your event, from super fast runners to walkers to mid-pack…

why do you feel the need to do more than walk? eat right, walk, rest and recover.

i have it, and while the top 'hump' of the 'b' has flattened out some, the bottom bump is still a problem.

oh, and there is this: https://historicgeorgetown.org/Christmas_Market.html

i see more yoga pants than jeans. haha. we moved here 13 (14?) years ago; it took about 11 years for me to finally call it home, but i do love it and would be sad to leave. :) in addition to the fitness accessibility, we also have lots of great restaurants! the two weeks of 5280 are some of my favorite. skiing and hiking…