Health is a lifestyle, it truly is.
Health is a compromise and the act of integrating healthier options into one's life.
After a pit stop at the loo, next stop time for a run.
I normally run 3-5 miles, at least 5 times a week, with my longer runs on Saturday morning with Team in Training.
Sorry for the bad photo... My roommate isn't awake yet, well most people aren't...
I'm weird, I know...
Whatever you choose to do, get out there and BE ACTIVE...
After a quick run... breakfast time!
Breakfast seriously is the most important meal of the day.
I did mention, I am a regimented, right? Every day, I will have oatmeal (not from a box...) with organic white honey, a banana and a glass of soy milk.
This takes less then 6 minutes to make!
10am, everyday, it's snack time.
I normally have a yogurt when I am at work (we have a fridge!), or while I am in school, I will have another banana or a granola bar.
I eat lunch everyday around noon. Today I ate a sandwich and I was so hungry, I forgot to take a picture of it... o_O.
I have dinner everyday at 1900, like clockwork, I start cooking at 1830 for something yummy.
Today, I was running late and decided to order some take out from Buca di Beppo... This picture was taken later after I ate, went to class, got home to re-plate this and take a picture.
Note: If you eat pasta - stick to any red sauce. Way better for you than ANY white sauce made of cream!
I love SWEETS! Ice cream, chocolate, ice cream and chocolate, waffles, waffles + ice cream + chocolate.
One thing I've learn is never deny yourself. Once you start denying yourself the stuff it craves, you'll binge...
Just eat in moderation... I eat 2 Ghirardelli every night around 8PM. Kills the sweet tooth...
I think the most important thing is regulated sleep. I sleep every night around 2200-2230 and wake up at 0600. Sleep is VITAL to functioning.
Alright, that's a quick insight to my daily routine.
But before I go, I want to talk about another piece of the health puzzle that I believe in.
Helping others...
I participate, volunteer and fundraise for non profit organizations which are essential to our community. We are truly blessed to have our "health".
The first non-profit organization is the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This year I will be running the Alaska Marathon to raise funds with those afflicted with Leukemia and Lymphoma. This is a non-profit near and dear to my heart, as I have lost friends with this disease.
http://thepowerofadollar.info
The other non-profit organization I am active with is called Kiva. Kiva assist members in third world countries with "micro-lending" so they can run their own business and help themselves.
I decided 2 years ago when interest rates on savings account started to hover around 0.000%. Instead of the banks having my funds, I can lend monies to businesses and I know that I am helping others help themselves through kiva.
Kiva.org for more information.
Well, its almost 2100, so its decompression time, so I can do it again tomorrow.
Mahalo for reading.
Until next time.
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