epcotisbest
Well-Known Member
Don't discount being down one and a half pounds. You say it does not sound like much, but every journey starts out with small steps. Wish I could take credit for that quote, but just heard it somewhere. Denver is a beautiful place. We recently flew in to Denver then drove to Breckenridge. Stopped and explored Red Rocks on the way. Also went to Estes Park and several other areas. Beautiful area.We can't get good fresh vegetables, this time of year....I live around the Denver area, and the veggies are trucked in over the mountains. By the time they get to the store, they look really sad. The point of this story, is to say...I found some really good frozen vegetable mixes from King Soopers, or Kroger, their brand. One has broccoli, red peppers, mushrooms, green beans, onions, and carrots. They had a sale last week and I got 10 packages for 10.00$. Each package has 4 to six servings. One of the other varieties, has similar vegetables, with chick peas and white beans included...a complete meal. So I'm set to stay on this eating pattern for many days. I do supplement with a Nutri system bar , one each day. Since New Years, I'm down 1 1/2 pounds. I know that doesn't sound like much, but I'm so glad that the scale is not my enemy anymore. Thanks, @figmentfan 423 for inviting me back.
We don't have a Kroger near us, but there is one about 20 miles away and when we are down that way we like to stop in and shop their specials. Some good deals can be had. Same for Aldi, not one close but there are two in the same town as the Kroger. Sometimes when we know we are going to be in that area we put the cooler in the trunk just in case there are any good refrigerated or frozen specials too.