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Wonderful Weeks start on Monday

It’s been a few days since my last post and the only excuse I have is that overwhelming feeling of too many drafts in the draft folder.

BUT..

Tonight, I have zero plans but a pot of coffee, a big fat plate of good food, and blogging. I can’t wait. What is waiting in drafts folder?

  1. A review of a Paleo cooking class from a local bakery, Mary’s Cakes and Pastries. I had such a good time with this class!
  2. Cookbook review of Make It Paleo II. I have been cooking out of this book for two weeks and I have a full review
  3. Recipes, recipes, recipes.
  4. I FINISHED THE WHOLE 30! I have results, but no pictures because I’m not done.
  5. Gluten free Girl Scout Cookies. Of course, there are cookie posts.
  6. Weekend meal prep
  7. Training..HARD TRAINING ahead with running, boot camps, and CrossFit.
  8. Discount code for anybody wanting to register for Rock ‘n’ Roll races.
  9. Erin Condren planning

And..All the daily shenanigans will start back this week. I know that’s what keeps y’all on the edge of your seat 😉

Until tonight, here we go again!

whole 30 round 2

Maria

Saturday 26th of September 2015

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Sarah Altwater

Sunday 15th of February 2015

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Amber @ Busy, Bold, Blessed

Monday 9th of February 2015

Another round?! Aw snap. I'm working on "riding my own bicycle" I usually find that harder than actually doing a Whole30.