Cooking More and Eating Healthier: Part 523,345
I cannot begin to tell you how many times I have jumped on the "I'm going to try to cook more/eat healthier" bandwagon just to fall right off and face plant. Probably more times than I would like to admit to. My biggest issues excuses: When I get home from work, unless there is a meal planned with all the ingredients ready to go, I tend to come with excuses not to cook. Even when there is a meal planned, Hubs or I will decide that it no longer sounds that great. I always tell myself that I will wake up a little earlier in the morning to pack my lunch. After hitting the snooze button 5 times and running around like a batshit crazy woman to get out the door for work, my lunch becomes nonexistent. When I do buy fruit and vegetables for lunch and dinner it sometimes goes to waste because I forget that it is there. Or when I do remember that it is in the fridge I don't feel like/don't have time to cut it up. As we can see, the root of my problem is: L
