Biking for breakfast – and a big loser

We woke up this morning and decided *not* to check the weather and just head out on bikes for breakfast.  I knew it would be in 40s, and that is warm enough.  The plus side is that there was no wind today.  Having it a bit warmer and no wind and we were much faster on the way to breakfast.  Here was the temp when we arrived.

It was feeling downright balmy!

My bagel:

(Sharon – it’s your cup!!)

It didn’t really get any warmer during breakfast because of cloud cover, but I’ll take it.  12 miles done. It felt great.  I love biking for breakfast.  When we got back, John mentioned how nice it was to be in shape enough to ride for breakfast easily.

Yes, yes it is.  I never take that for granted.  Even though I may want to lose 10 pounds, that does not take away from how far I have come and maintained.

Jody asked for a Pixie pic, so here it is.  She hasn’t been doing much exciting lately (other than eating my plants).  She did manage to open up an eye for you all.

After a busy work morning, I was hungry for lunch!  Broccoli and cheese omelet? Yes please.

Today was one of those tiring days of just slogging through work.  My brain got tired.  I wasn’t working any longer than usual, but it sure felt like forever.   I know you all have had days like that. I needed my pick-me-up.

I also nibbled on a granola bar that John made for his poker game tonight.  Wouldn’t you like to go to a game where there were homemade treats?  He always has a seat available for him at that table  😉

Dinner time was fish time.  We got more mahi-mahi since I fairly well liked it last week.  Again with an orange ginger sauce, done by John – the official cooker of fish now and forever.

I got in a good amount of veggies today – go me!

 

Also – a shoutout.  Go over to Stephen’s blog (who ate my blog?) and congratulate him.  As of today, he has lost 300 pounds!  What an amazing achievement!  And he did it through diet and exercise.  It can be done.  No one ever said it was easy, but it is forever worth it.

 

22 thoughts on “Biking for breakfast – and a big loser

  1. Kimberley

    This post is a real food fiesta. Lots of gorgeous colour!

    Pixie is way too funny…what a great picture!

    Stephen rocks! What an accomplishment!

  2. Sharon

    I’ve already been checking out North Country Coffee Cafe to see what I can have with my bright shiny new mug!!

    Funny that mahi-mahi is really about the only fish I’ve ever tasted that I DON’T like!

  3. debby

    That is so cool that you can bike to breakfast. I don’t know if I could make myself get out there when it was that cold to bike. I’m pretty wimpy in the morning.

  4. Fran

    Pixie is too cute in this pic. She definitely is one of my favorite cats in the world, next to Neva from Roz.

    Great that you were able to bike for breakfast. You totally deserved that bagel after that.

    1. Lori Post author

      She is 5. We have had her for about 4.5 years. She found us when she was a youngster. I named her Pixie because she was so skinny and small when she came to us. Then she got fat and happy.

  5. Jody - Fit at 54

    Lori – you have so much to be proud of, that is for sure!!!! You & John are amazing! AND YEW. I would love to have homemade treats BUT I might be at the gym even more! 😉

    THX for the Pixie pic – she is cute no matter what!

    WOW – 300 pounds! Heading to see that!

  6. Ali @ Peaches and Football

    That is a funny Pixie pic – she sure knows how to work an audience.

    I’m getting my bike out of storage this weekend! I wonder if I’ll be able to manage 2 miles right out of the gate. We’ll see 🙂

  7. E. Jane

    I’m so glad that you recognize how far you have come with weight loss and in maintaining. I love the photos, and of course, the one of Pixie is “special.” Like Shelley, I am also wondering how old she is. I don’t think she would mind if you spilled the beans and told us. In any case, I can tell that she has a wonderful life with you and John.

  8. Leah

    I would’ve liked 48 degrees this morning when I ran. 🙂

    Love the inspiration from Steve’s blog! Amazing.

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