A day in the life . . .

I don’t normally post on Mondays, but I thought it might be fun today to share what a typical day of eating looks like in my household. I’ll update all day, so feel free to follow along . . .

After my morning workout, I typically start my day with a mug of hot water, organic lemon and cayenne – great way to start the digestive system moving and get a nice bit of water.

Breakfast Mondays can be hard, can’t they? Luckily for my daughter, I put together her favorite “French” (as she calls it) breakfast. A simple baguette, some brie and some orange slices. What could be easier for a hurried Monday morning?

As I drive the kids to school, I indulge in MY favorite part of the morning . . . I make a travel mug of my favorite coffee and enjoy . . .

Have to admit, I was starving at around 10:30 this morning, so I just ate a banana – didn’t take a picture – I figured you knew what a banana looked like!

Next update after lunch . . .

Lunch Since the kids went to school, I packed their lunch:

they got an apple, pepper slices, a homemade “lunchable” with Tillmonk White Cheddar Cheese, ham and triscuits, olive slices and a few bites of dark chocolate. Water to drink.

Normally I eat leftovers or make an easy omelet for lunch, but today since we didn’t have any leftovers and I had a butternut squash sitting on the counter, I made a sinfully delicious Butternut Squash Soup – I’ll share the recipe Wednesday. Big glass of water and a bit of leftover baguette and I was in heaven:

Next up – after school snack.

Blackberries and carrots – easy and healthy:

As I was making dinner, I enjoyed one of my favorite drinks for a bit of extra evening energy:

As dinner was on the stove, I whipped up a batch of my favorite chocolate zucchini muffins:

Dinner tonight was a perfect example of how I’ll take a meal the adults like and break it down for the kids . . . like I explained in this post.

So, while the kids enjoyed chicken, green beans and brown rice (with a few bites of Kimchee on the side) . . .

we enjoyed one of my favorites – Green Curry . . . see how I just pulled the ingredients for the kids dinner before I combined them all? EASY! The kids did try the curry (always the rule) and my daughter liked it but my son thought it was a bit too spicy.