Sunday, March 14, 2010

family

My family is Teh Awesome.
From my wife's blog -- my son helps with my leg lifts after my daughter puts on her "small pants like papa" and eats the "healthy" snack, cheerios (instead of konbu or sweet potato cookie chips or chocolate that she usually snacks on).

dinner with fam

avocado and grated carrots on brown rice, red snapper

cobb salad @ tgifs

No I will not eat the whole thing.

pumpernickel bagel brekkie

tomato-egg, steamed veggies

Saturday, March 13, 2010

prison break!

Wife cooked dinner: red snapper with naganegi and eringi, sprouts, and rice.

weekend worry workout worthless

One of my biggest worries before I started PCP was what to do on the weekends when I am 100% on dad duty. Weekdays I wake up at 6am, prep for the day, help feed the kids, dress and prep the big one, and take her to school on my way to work. By the time I get back at night, everyone is well asleep, so I quietly change and get my stuff, head to The Yard, do my thing, and try to get in bed by 11pm.
On the weekends though I am up and with the kids all day, and wondered when I could sneak away and do my thing.
But that is the wrong way to think about it. My family is a big reason why I am trying to get peaky; I want to be in prime shape to take car of them as long as I can.
So this morning my daughter woke me up a bit after 7, we made breakfast, and then by 8am she said it was time to "put on the small pants." So I put on my shorts and stripped off her pajamas and pulled on a pair of undies.
Soon I was smacking out 700 jumps on the living room carpet, my daughter cheering me on and my son looking on confusedly from his high chair. Went through the rest of the reps and by the time I got to the legs lifts, my son was crawling over me, banging on my abs, and my daughter was holding my feet, giving me all kinds of extra resistance and cheering me on in their own special way.

prison brek

boiled broc, bagel, egg over ugly