I'm sending out the names and addresses for the CLICK packs for the donations. If you haven't sent me your address, please do so, I'm missing several. And, please check back, I am starting a new giveaway on Monday!
*swoon* See, that's just how driven to distraction I am. I wrote a post title, and got shuffled off into the video from the concert, and starting singing, and what was I going to tell you?
Oh, that's right. The Obesity Help Event in Rye Brook, New York. I'm gonna go. If we can, Mr. MM is going to come too and be introduced to the world that he only hears about. Muhahahaha. We're close enough to hop on a train, but he says we might drive and try to grab a day in the city. "Try," because we're going to need a sitter or four.
Want to go? Use this code for $$ off your ticket, "MMRYE" It's like MM on Rye, I'm a sandwich. If I were a sandwich, what kind would I be? Chicken salad with spiced nuts and cranberries. Oh yes.
For the work at home parents out there - how DO you do it?
Those of you who have to be on the clock so many hours per day -- or have a large amount of work to get done -- how do you do it? I can't imagine trying to work a 9-5 at home without being driven to distraction -- for me that might mean walking away from whatever I need to do because I cannot concentrate.
This is the exact reason I am rambling in this little post -- I can't stay on task with the one I WANTED to write because I am distracted by a dirty diaper, a spill, a snack, a potty emergency, a change of clothes, a laundry load, a cat-box, a barking dog, dishes, a spill, a vacuum... and it's just 9am.
So - how DO you do it?
Do you just ignore everything and let the house and kids, go? I wouldn't want to be at the other end of the day and be greeted by the path of the tornado.
I think if I had a work-from-home job and no distractions I would be pretty freaking amazing. But, then again, I would not require a work-from-home job if I HAD no distractions, I guess?
Entra Health Systems out of San Diego, CA has been
rolling out its Bluetooth powered glucose meter which can synchronize
data with a computer or other devices. The firm has just announced that
the MyGlucoHealth system, with which the company's meter interacts, can
now send updates of patient's historical glucose trends, as well as
reminders to check glucose or stock up on more strips.
(Currently shakin' drinking it.) BRB with a review.
I got a protein shake sample in the mail today yesterday - and wanted to share it righthisverysecond: since it contains probiotics - which we have learned help us as gastric bypass patients! It's also got fiber (you don't find that often!) and omega-3 fatty acids along with it's vitamin and mineral blend. Also - it's lactose, gluten, sugar, and soy FREE, for the sensitive WLS'ers out there (again, don't find that often!) who need such a product.
The shake had BETTER taste good, because I was way too excited about it.
"Look! Didn't I just post about those probiotics?! Didn't I?" <--- dork. If it doesn't. I'm sorry. LOL.
"A perfect high protein shake to augment workouts, for use as a meal
replacement or as a healthy mid-day snack. Our shake mixes have been
carefully formulated, with a special enzyme in a probiotic blend
designed for easy digestion."
Mixes instantly in water
Lactose, gluten, sugar, soy and hormone free
Contains high quality milk and rice proteins
Provides 20% of your daily fiber needs
Digestive enzyme and probiotic blend
Rich in vitamins & minerals, including trace sea minerals
I ripped open the single-serve packet, sniffed. It smells super creamsicle-y. The powder had a different consistency to it -- more like tiny crystalled powder -- not thick like typical protein powders. I dumped the powder into my shakeriffic Blender Bottle, filled it with ice cold spring water (yes, with JUST WATER) and shook the living daylights out of it. It blended entirely smooth, you can't even MAKE a clump out of it.
It tastes like a subtley sweet melted orange creamsicle, not as sweet as the real thing, but creamy and really tasty. No protein taste, no aftertaste and no DRY mouth. I am very impressed. As the end sits - there is no separation either, another plus. (Many powders separate while you're still drinking. *twitch*)
This shake requires NO additional flavoring, nor would you really even need to use a milk product to mix, it's creamy IN water. To make a larger, more substantial meal, I would add one serving of this powder to a blender with crushed ice, an orange slice, tiny dollop sugar-free vanilla syrup, and 2 ounces soy milk. OMGYUM. If you're a fan of fruit - add half a frozen banana maybe? Or... mmm.
I will also try the other two flavors - I am drawn to orange so I jumped at this one first.
Anyway - I guess I really like it. Again, I did not expect to while I read the ingredients. I am very happy that Betty Lou's Orange Creme Low Glycemic Designer Protein Mix is super, it's an awesome alternative to heavy protein shakes and for those with additional nutritional needs.
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