Monday....

Stina51286

I hate you, go away!

How was everyone's weekend?

Ours way busy and I in no way wanted to get out of bed.

The floors are 100% done, now we just need to get the trim up tonight and get everything back in place. Watching a movie on the computer is not all that great. I cannot wait for everything to be back in place.

I got some hours in bartending, but the tips were crappy. However,  I found out I got a $.50 raise already! That was nice.

Accountability:

B: Large coffee with one splenda two creamers from McDonalds and their new eggwhite delight (no canadian bacon)- 270
S: Pear-96
L: Cheese pizza lean pocket (we need to go shopping)-270
Tenderloin and baked potato with sour cream-255

No E. Need to finish/clean the house.

hardlyhannah

We had a good weekend!

House inspection went mostly okay, mostly little things that we can fix for not too expensive, except for the air conditioning - which doesn't work - and the roof - which we knew about. The water heater is also 33 years old, so that will need replacing, but not right away. We need to go back to the seller to get that taken care of.

We also got wedding stuff done yesterday - I will start a progress thread for that though. :-)

Accountability:

B: lemon cupcake with cream cheese frosting 249cal (I never brought a treat in to work last week, so this is late)

L: Salad bar ~300cal

S: apple and peanut butter 300cal

pork chops with dijon mustard sauce and butternut squash puree 383cal

E: day 7 30 day shred, hopefully a walk after dinner ~483 cal

I need to eat more calories. My tracking has been yelling at me.

Stina51286

I would like a cupcake!

hardlyhannah

In Response to Re: Monday....:
[QUOTE]I would like a cupcake!
Posted by Stina51286[/QUOTE]

These aren't my best - usually I take the time to inject them with raspberry jelly too - which are my favorite. ever.

When everyone comes for the campout i'll make them. lol

formerlyCooper

Had a good weekend also, it is unseasonably warm in Oregon so we went to a beautiful local park on Saturday and had breakfast with a friend Sunday morning. Stina, it sounds like you're kicking arse on the house. I'll be glad to recover from this neck injury so I can get back in the productive weekend game with everyone else. :] B: Yogurt and latte L: Veggie protein, salad and leftover baked potatoes [just the guts, not the skins]. Pasta with tofu, hopefully. E: Light cardio at the gym and starting back out on my weight training. Going crazy here not being able to throw myself into working out.

SewInLoveWithDMB

In Response to Re: Monday....:
[QUOTE]We had a good weekend! House inspection went mostly okay, mostly little things that we can fix for not too expensive, except for the air conditioning - which doesn't work - and the roof - which we knew about. The water heater is also 33 years old, so that will need replacing, but not right away. We need to go back to the seller to get that taken care of. We also got wedding stuff done yesterday - I will start a progress thread for that though. :-) Accountability: B: lemon cupcake with cream cheese frosting 249cal (I never brought a treat in to work last week, so this is late) L: Salad bar ~300cal S: apple and peanut butter 300cal pork chops with dijon mustard sauce and butternut squash puree 383cal E: day 7 30 day shred, hopefully a walk after dinner ~483 cal I need to eat more calories. My tracking has been yelling at me.
Posted by hardlyhannah[/QUOTE]

33 year old water heater? Isn't the life expectancy about 10?? 

hardlyhannah

In Response to Re: Monday....:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Monday.... : 33 year old water heater? Isn't the life expectancy about 10?? 
Posted by SewInLoveWithDMB[/QUOTE]

lol, pretty much. I think it's actually more like 15-20? I could be wrong though. It is ridiculously old. But we are going with the 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' mantra for now! I want to install a tankless one when the time comes, but that will be an argument because it is initially expensive.

Stina51286

Hannah- our central air unit was from 1985. It "worked", but not really. Meaning it ran and just kept circulating hot air into our house (middle of August). Our furnace was newer, but it was a lot cheaper to replace the whole heating/cooling system than just the AC.

Cooper, yes the house is coming along pretty fast. It helps that it isn't that big. Next is the bathroom and spare bedroom. Ugh, it never ends. We finally decided though that we will just stay in our house and buy a cottage or something a few hours away, rather than buy a bigger house. Our yard is huge and with having two dogs its nice. The only thing we hate is the traffic and one of our neighbors.

Also, pictures to come later this week!