I hit up a new-to-me exercise class this afternoon. It was a bust I guess I went at senior hour and was worried I was going to have to do CPR on one of my fellow exercisers at one point (even though it was a super low impact class). Yeah…
Before I went I had an egg. See? A protein-y snack. This might be for Monica (that carb loving whore).
I was determined to have cheese bread for lunch. The rest is just details.
I also had half a piece of that amazing bread with jam. (See carb whore comment above.)
I am headed to work this afternoon and have a few projects to get started on before I go. I’ll see ya tonight
Amanda says
I love cheesy bread just like that…yum 🙂
Paige @ Running Around Normal says
Ha! I always used to eat “melted cheese on bread” growing up! Such a simple, tasty snack.
CH says
I’m a carb whore too. No shame! Carb whores unite. 🙂
Amber K says
love it 😉
Laura @ Backstage Pass says
Will you please make some “Carb Whore” shirts? LOL!
You are hilarious and I very much enjoy ‘reading you’ every day. Thanks for sharing your sense of humor and humility!
runeatrepeat says
I’m totally making the shirts now 🙂 You weren’t the only one who asked! Love it.
Kara says
“Carb Whore” would make a fantastic blog title. Much more memorable than “Run, Eat, Repeat” but not as classy on the business cards. 🙂
Elena @ GagaForGrapefruit says
eek sorry about that class!
Lauren says
Hate when you try a new class and its not what you expected. Oh well, I guess that’s all part of branching out! 🙂 Yum! Your Cheese Bread looks fantastic.
Running Girl says
cheesy bread. .. yum! Now i want some.
Cara says
How do you make that cheese bread? it looks absolutely amazing.
runeatrepeat says
I just put a piece of cheese on bread and put it in the toaster oven until it’s toasty, but not burny.
Lisa says
Have you ever tried to go carb-free or low carb? Currently doing that now and it’s pretty hard. Can’t even eat FRUIT! Boo. 🙁
That bread with the melted cheese looks awesome!
runeatrepeat says
I’ve considered south beach, but am not sure it would be the best idea since I’m still running. How is it effecting your cardio?? How long you going without?
Lisa says
What I’m doing now isn’t necessarily “low carb” it’s called Slow Carb…basically trying to eat certain foods that take a long time to digest…very high protein and high fiber. Eating beans at almost every meal. Last week when I started this I was feeling good until the end of the week and then it caught up to me (cardio wise). But earlier in the week I was able to lift weights/run and bike twice without issue. It effected my swim tho.
The bf lost 5 pounds last week on this diet. I lost nothing. LOL
runeatrepeat says
I hate boys for this reason.
And since you lost nothing I will not even consider trying this for a second 🙂 #TruthIt’sWhatforDinner
Lisa says
I hear ya! And as this 2nd week goes on, I am less and less motivated! 🙂
Rose says
I trained for my second marathon on Paleo, with is very low carb, and I felt fantastic the whole time. But, my body loves high protein low carbo diets, and everyone’s body is different.
Katie @ Up Fit Creek says
I did South Beach a few years ago and ended up in the hospital while in the no carb phase. The doctor said my body was in shock. Not saying this to scare you or discourage you from giving it a whirl, but you definitely want to be careful and listen to your body. Maybe even talk to a doc beforehand? Obviously many people are successful on plans like that. I just think lots of cardio + no carb can lead to bad things if you’re not careful.
runeatrepeat says
Thanks for sharing Katie. Glad you’re okay 🙂