Day 1

All went well for the rest of the work day. Class was a bit of a drag because I hadn't eaten anything since, oh about 2:30.

I got out of class a little early tonight, and as always I'm pooped and starving.

All I wanted to do was pay someone to deliver food to my car and if possible feed it to me. Yep, that's how exhausted I am after a full day at work and school.

As tempted as I was to pull thru the Whataburger, McDonalds, Wendys, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box, and / or Burger King drive thru that I pass every night on my way home I kept my strength and made it home.

Not having had time to go to the grocery store yet I literally speed walked inside, dropped my bags on the ground and hurled myself towards the fridge.

Of course I have nothing to qualify as a 'real meal' but being who I am I at least have the creativity and pallet to whip together what edible things I do have. Add a little buffalo sauce and call it a 'meal'.

The above picture is what I had for dinner. I know it's not paleo with the noodles, but like I said in my previous post. I don't do 100% paleo and this is EXACTLY why.

Ingredient of tonight's meal:

1.5 cups of Rotini noodles
3 chopped hard boiled eggs
2 cups of frozen peas and carrots

For taste I added about 3/4tbs of buffalo sauce (again I know it's not paleo, but it's the only way I will be able to munch through the above mixed ingredients)

I also add some olive oil and vinegar salad dressing for some bitterness to ward off the overwhelming taste of the buffalo sauce.

And yes, both the buffalo sauce and oil and vinegar dressing are as close to paleo as possible.

So here it is, the end of day 1 and I didn't cave. So far, so good.

I'm still debating on whether to give my measurements or not. I'm not sure if in 21 days there will be significant physical changes, if any at all. It may just be changes on the inside. But I suppose I could do it anyway just to either prove or disqualify the idea of being able to change your physical body in just 21 days.