What's for dinner tonight!?

Made this fabulous dish with my 3 year old today! Stuffed cabbage! This is was very long and uncomfortable process. Our AC is out and being pregnant just makes matters worse. The good thing is my little munchkin was helping me during the process.

Yummy!

So my hubby requested an omelet this morning for breakfast.

I chopped up one medium tomatoe, small sweet onion and sauteed it in butter for about 5 minutes on medium heat. Sometimes I use garlic but to save on time I just sprinkled some garlic salt into the mix. While that was cooking I blended 6 organic eggs with a fork and then added the mixture to the tomatoes and onions. I covered it with a lid and turned down the heat to low medium. While that cooked I chopped up some dill and after a few min I sprinkled it on top along with some pepper and then covered it again.

After a few more minutes my Omelet was ready to eat! It was fabulous!

Not Nuggets I swear, well maybe ;)

My hubby had a great idea for dinner tonight we had Ah tuna defrosted and instead of grilling it like I wanted he suggested finely grinding it up adding an egg, salt and pepper and a teaspoon of ginger dressing. He battered it up in flour and sauteed it on the frying pan. The result is this amazing natural tuna nugget! I paired it with some potato and cucumbers! Dinner is Served!

Fueling your mind and body!

I’m curious how many people strive to read something on a daily basis. Not something off the internet but a book, a magazine, news paper?  I know after I finished college finding time to read was so challenging yet I was always craving that time to myself. It’s so important to constantly fill your mind with information or a new way of thinking. You constantly have to go out of your way to fuel up your mind otherwise you start to get rusty.

I think that when you stop pouring knowledge or challenge your own belief system you start to live in a box. Maybe I’m wrong but I know that happens to me sometimes. When I’m idle for a while and don’t make an effort to read a book my thinking becomes very limited.

Same applies to eating, do you know when sometimes you want to eat something and the first thing in sight is a bag of chips or a candy bar. It’s easily available but when you chow it down you really don’t feel your best. To feel your best you constantly have to make an effort to get better food or plan ahead. I’ve made this mistake so many times but I remind myself the value of doing things the right way and try again to improve.