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susanmernit.com/blog
Susan Mernit's Blog
ADVERTISEMENT Down 10 lbs, 4 this past 3 weeks By Susan Mernit on August 7, 2011 8:25 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) It's been a year of effort, but I'm down 10 pounds. The last 4 came off in the past 3 weeks or so, when I started eating a version of the Primal diet and started making an effort to do some sort of exercise EVERY day. I noticed my pants were getting way looser around the waist and stomach, and thought I was toning--and then saw the weight loss this am. Only, uh, 35 to
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shoppingfortwo.com/blog
Shopping for Two Blog
Eating for Two, Sleeping for Two, Shopping for Two
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leyser.org/TeeBlog
Tee's Blog. The Adventures of an American in Belfast
Tee's Blog The Adventures of an American in Belfast Home About Me Eating American?With A Twist As always we started the week with a meal plan: Monday: hamburgers Tuesday: fajitas Wednesday: stir fry Thursday: meatloaf Friday: fried chicken On Thursday our meal plan came to a screeching halt when we found ourselves in A&E because Adam was throwing up blood. By the time we got home and him into bed, all we wanted was pizza. So Thursday?s meatloaf became Friday?s and
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thepurebar.com/veronicasblog
PURE Bar - Veronica?s Blog
Subscribe to the Pure Newsletter Friend Pure Follow Pure PURE Bar - Veronica?s Blog Veronica?s blog - the founder of PURE Bar Eating Local with CSAs July 16th, 2010 Being from Michigan, I always look forward to the spring, summer and fall when I can enjoy fresh, locally grown, organic produce from the Farmers Market. Another great way to partake in delicious local fruits, veggies and even honey, eggs, cheeses and cruelty free
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blog.icelandexpress.com/iceland
How do you like Iceland? - a blog by Iceland Express
How do you like Iceland? - a blog about Icelandic nature, nightlife, parties, adventure, shopping, eating, drinking, recovering and much more. It?s brought to you by the good people of Iceland Express, Iceland?s low-fare airline, as a way of luring you to Reykjavík. Go on, read it