Reboot

Well, apparently moving across the country and all of it's awesome stress and dining out and not getting to the gym will tally up to a two pound weight gain. Ugh. But not to fret, my lovely peeps, I've got the wheel now and I'm getting this car back on the road.

The one good thing about moving is a chance to start over with a completely empty refrigerator and freezer. You know how it is when you go to the store hungry; you buy all sorts of things you never meant to and you don't want to throw away perfectly good food, so you stick it in the freezer. My freezer is home currently to a bag of strawberries, some broccoli, corn, shrimp, chicken and fish. That's it. That's all. It's amazingly clean.
Pantry is a bit tougher, because dry goods travel. I'm still working on getting things organized so I can see what I have, use it and not wind up buying 6 bottles of soy sauce or something else stupid.

Now that I'm in Oklahoma, I expect the husband to be around a bit more, so I'll have a new experiment. Can we find a way to eat that's healthy for me and filling for him? We've never really lived together for more than a week or two at most, I'm not even sure I know what he likes to eat. He already knows he can't bring certain things into this house. He has been warned. I have rules and I have knives, you break one and you might find yourself on the pointy end of the other.

One way or another, change is gonna come.