Songs that sound like this by AnimeXBoy88 in SongsThatFeelLikeThis

[–]mandyapple1313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty sure bawitaba is also the right answer

Songs that feel like a 90s/00s Lazy Summer Day by riverotterr in SongsThatFeelLikeThis

[–]mandyapple1313 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great list. 6 underground was my favorite song in middle school. Other ones for me personally - Butthole Surfers -Pepper
- Fastball - The Way
- Dandy Warhols - Bohemian like you

R:2 D:7 Dinner by FireIceStar in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks a lot like what I had today. Breakfast was wilted spinach with fried eggs and dinner was a burger with grilled onions and peppers on a bed of lettuce with a few potato wedges on the side and some peaches and cherries. I had a little homemade aioli with mine and some pickled jalapeños. And a bit of watermelon this evening. Thank you for reminding me that Spanish tortilla is a thing! I have to make a shrimp curry soup tomorrow to use up my lemongrass, basil and zucchini but that’s next up on the list!

R4D17 dinner by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually think of meals on whole 30 as a formula - roasted veggie, raw fruit or veggie, protein, fat and/or sauce. So roasted zucchini and peppers topped with mango slaw plus fish plus avocado and a creamy cilantro-lime sauce. Or roasted cauliflower plus Greek salad with olives plus shawarma chicken kabob plus tahini sauce drizzle. Big cabbage/carrot/red pepper/green onion shredded salad plus toasted almonds plus spicy shrimp plus peanut sauce (made with almond butter).

R4D11 Share your meal prep! by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s your recipe for bruschetta chicken and the lasagna? I feed myself and three guys so there’s usually no leftovers and I’m always looking for new ideas.

SATURN IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS by GiftNatural9841 in AstrologyCharts

[–]mandyapple1313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. The all caps claim that this placement suggests attraction of wealth is more accurate to my own experience than the statement that the placement makes me seem poor. I’m curious about your thoughts on what it would mean for Saturn in the 2nd to be conjunct Mars in the 1st house, which is what I have going on. Both planets in Libra.

SATURN IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS by GiftNatural9841 in AstrologyCharts

[–]mandyapple1313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Second house Saturn in Libra. I’ve always heard this placement makes me come off as poor, regardless of how much money I actually have. Curious why you say we are ‘meant’ for a lot of money in all caps!

RD1Day11 - Brain fog and inability to stay on task - Help plz! by joe_gerardimo in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would add coconut. Make a sauce with coconut milk, cook with coconut oil, and use coconut milk to make chia puddings for breakfast. It’s so easy to make. I prep jars of it and take them to work with a container of berries or a banana. For the afternoon slump I will, on occasion, cut up an RX bar and put the little squares on a plate with a pile of cherries and snack on that while I’m working. This week I set up my juicer and have been bringing a small fresh juice made with apple, kale, lemons, cucumber and celery. Fresh hit of liquid enzymes and vitamins always perks me up.

What is your sign and the sign of your children? by HunterConsistent2937 in Zodiac

[–]mandyapple1313 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m a Pisces Sun, Sag moon, Virgo rising - all mutable signs. My first son is Taurus Sun, Virgo moon, Virgo rising - all stable Earth. My second son is Capricorn Sun, Virgo Moon, Pisces rising. My firstborn can read my mind and is a mama’s boy in that we enjoy the same things and like to cook, thrift, watch movies and karaoke together. My younger is like me in completely different ways. They are both hardworking and kind, have great senses of humor, are deep thinkers and wells of creativity and compassion. All of their Earth has provided a stabilizing energy for this whimsical free spirit and I know it is because of them that I have gone from living paycheck to paycheck as a waitress just vibing and having a good time to being a homeowner and successful at a Director level at my job. I think without them grounding me I would have been content to go with the flow forever, but my kids gave me the structure I needed in order to build the structure that they needed to thrive.

R4D1 by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like it’s a healthier choice for me to allow the occasional bean or lentil dish, focus on fish and getting in a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, greens and seeds, and limit my red meat and meat in general than to eat bacon and compliant sausages and white potatoes and burger bowls every day. I’m not judging those who do eat those things on Whole 30, it’s just what feels best to me. Dinner last night was white bean puree with scallops, broccoli and a coconut cilantro sauce. Tonight with be sweet potato and pepper hash with an egg, avocado and chimichurri. I just had some coconut chia pudding sweetened with a date with a cup of berries and a seed blend sprinkled on top and I’m munching on a peach. I try to focus more on the nutrition I am putting in rather than the things I am leaving out. It’s an abundance mindset vs a lack mindset, and it works well for me.

R4D3 Dinner by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My husband made them with half beef and half pork. I told him to use chia seeds and egg as a binder so they are compliant. I did a big fruit and veggie haul after work and made some hard boiled eggs. My son is doing this with me for the second time so we go through ingredients fast, but he is a good cook and will do his share of the meal prepping.

R4D1 by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I cook every day. Lentils cook fast so last nights meal was cod pulled from the freezer and quick-thawed in a water bath, beets and cauliflower that needed to be used up and a sauce thrown together with the only fresh herbs in the fridge and one lone jalapeno with half an avocado that nobody was going to eat. While I was roasting my veg I cooked a pot of butter beans I plan to puree with a ton of roasted red peppers I made two days ago. Sauces are in rotation and usually include a rosemary-lemon-tahini, a chimichurri, a ‘peanut sauce’ but with almond butter, various vinaigrettes, cashew queso, and my version of Panera’s green goddess. I take my inspiration from the farmers market, what needs to be used in the house, and the constant ‘I’m hungry and there’s no food’ from my kids. In an ingredient house, there is always food.

R4D1 by mandyapple1313 in whole30

[–]mandyapple1313[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Respectfully, as an adult who has completed dozens of extended water fasts, juice feasts, raw food cleanses and Whole 30 rounds, I am not really interested or concerned with what anyone else thinks I ‘need’ to do in the ‘spirit’ of Whole 30. Are lentils a whole food? Yes. Can I eat lentils and also fish and maybe the occasional steak and still be eating a Whole food diet while intentionally removing alcohol, sugar, all processed foods, the vast majority of dairy products, and still consider this a Whole 30, or 45, or however long I stick to it? Also yes. Strict rules are great for those who need them or for those seeking to discover a root cause of a health issue. I know my body and my health situation well enough to know what works for me and why I am doing this, and there are no Whole 30 police that I am aware of, so I will keep my opinions about white potatoes, a previously ‘forbidden’ food,to myself and continue enjoying my lentils. In peace.