Daily Food Diary – Day 291 of 365

Today it is 291 Days since I started my Daily Food Diary.  πŸ’–

That is commitment people!  I have made some improvements in my diet – not GRAND improvements,  but at least I am mindful of how less than healthy my diet is.

Since I started my health and wellness journey almost four years ago, I have always kept it balanced and sustainable.Β  MyΒ  first year of Daily Workouts seem pretty lame now, but almost four years in I see a world of difference in how I look and feel, and my workouts are in the solid moderate range. πŸ˜‹

Yesterday, I posted photos of the old and the  modern swinging bridges in Souris, Manitoba.  

Today, I wanted to send along a couple of photos of the 500 year old Mystic Oak Tree that we also visited while we were there.

It took us a couple of tries to find the path that led to the Mystic Tree, but well worth the effort. Β  The energy surrounding this tree does make for a mystical experience! πŸ’ž

Daily Food Diary – Day 291

Breakfast:

(1) c coffee (2)

(1) c Harvest Crunch Protein (270)

(1/4) c 2% milk (28)

Snacks:

(9) wine gums (158)

(1) pear (103)

(15) Lay’s Lightly Salted ripple chips (150)

Dinner:

(2) c lettuce (12)

(1/2) c green onions (20)

(1) sm can Flakes of Chicken (210)

(2) tbsp mayo (200)

(12) Doritos (153)

Total consumed calories: 1306

Total used calories: 332

(30) min walking (83)

(30) min aerobics (176)

(30) min treadmill (73)

Total net calories: 974

Net calories goal: 1229 – 974 = 255 under πŸ‘

That’s it for today.  Take care and have a great day! 😊❀️

13 thoughts on “Daily Food Diary – Day 291 of 365

  1. Thank you so much for sharing photos of that beautiful tree, Anne. I love trees and that one is amazing. Nice plant and cute elephant. I hope you are having a good day.

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  2. It is Carol Anne – and it sits in a secluded space overlooking a creek on one side and a lush green meadow on the other. The entire town is so special, with wild turkeys wandering the streets and unique little shops lining Main Street. It is like a little town left behind from a century ago.

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