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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There be a pp here with nothing to do all day but make her 5-6 meals per day!
Ain't nobody else got time for that between work and kids! Must be some rich person that does nothing all day long but that![/quote]

hahaha, this is OP and I totally thought the same when I started this.  I actually said, "ohhh, this is why the rich women are usually skinny".  I work a full time job and have a kid in elementary school who plays 1-2 sports, am a cub scout leader and active in our church.  The stress of all that is actually part of the reason I so enjoyed my nightly cuddle up with a bag of doritos and Bravo TV.  Like PP said, some of the meals don't have to be complicated or even time-consuming...it just takes planning.  I am not a planner, so this has been the roughest part.  But I keep a supply of protein bars/drinks, sliced apples, portioned out almonds, fresh green beans, multiple types of bagged greens, as well as I always have a frozen supply of ground turkey and chicken breasts.  I've been trying to keep containers of prepared rice, quinoa and cubed sweet potatoes in the fridge, so I just have to scoop out portions when needed.  Chipoltle has become our go-to fast food if we have to eat out and if we have to go elsewhere, I do the best I can.

:) Good luck, I know it's tough.  I went to bed early the other night because I just could not cook another meal and didn't want to be tempted by the pizza we ordered in.  [/quote]
You sound like a great person! Good luck to you too![/quote]

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