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| Day 188: Fire In The Sky |
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| Day 189: Lunch. |
Tempeh bacon, golden heirloom tomato, avocado, baby spinach, sunflower sprouts, mustard, and Vegenaise on whole wheat bread. On the side: arugula, golden heirloom tomato, avocado, and sunflower seeds tossed in balsamic vinaigrette. Yum.
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| Day 190: Uncertain |
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| Day 191: Breakfast. |
A big ol' hearty breakfast hash made from red onion, green bell pepper, red potatoes, and crumbled Organic "Hemp-fest" Breakfast Patties. Topped with tomato, avocado, and a dash o' Chalula hot sauce. This was so freakin' yummy, but the photo does not do it justice. In hindsight, I realize I shoulda' thrown a piece of toast in the mix, if only for compositional purposes. Oh, well. C'est la vie!
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| Day 192: Dinner. |
Peanut Stew:
- Chop half an onion and cook in pot.
- Add a can of stewed tomatoes, a half cup of crunchy peanut butter, and a half can of garbanzo beans.
- Chop a potato and add to pot with a sprinkling of thyme.
- Cover pot and cook on low heat for 20 min.
- Serve on rice.
- Munch.
I snagged this recipe from The Vegan Stoner, a charming and aesthetically pleasing blog dedicated to food that is "cheap, fast, and vegan." I've been following the blog for a while now, but this is the first recipe that I felt compelled to try (they had me at "crunchy peanut butter"). I did have to cook it for almost twice as long as directed to get the potatoes soft, and we did end up adding salt, black pepper, and cayenne because it needed a little kick, but overall, this recipe is bomb. I will be making it again in the future fo' sho'.
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| Day 193: Have Wheels, Will Travel |
Elinor's legs are now long enough to pedal the tricycle! Evan, nine whole months after receiving a bicycle for his birthday, finally decided to try riding the thing!! Dreams of family bike rides are dancing in my head!!! I LOVE EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!
I am a happy mama.
I am a happy mama.
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| Day 194: So Close, Yet So Far Away |
My childhood pool, closed for the summer due to budget cuts. Sigh. This kinda' broke my heart a little, truth be told.
