The Biggest Loser League

For the last few days I've been doing what's called grazing, every two hours I will eat a cup of vegetables or fruit and drink at least 2 quarts of water a day.  Today, I did my usual grazing, I ate Legumes for breakfast, a salad topped with eggs and baked chicken for lunch and salad topped with eggs and a chicken breast sprinkled with lemon juice for dinner.

Chocolate candy has always been one of my vices.  It's been a week and two days since I let sodas go and now I think it's time to kick it up a notch and let chocolate candy go, especially the butterfingers and milky ways.  Last week, I struggled with the candy.  Seems like everytime I turned around it was being offered to me.  My mom came for a visit and brought me a pocket full lollipops. I admit I ate everyone of them, but from this point on, I will think twice.

My favorite meal of the day is and has always been breakfast.  As a child I grew up having bacon, eggs, toast for breakfast and was told breakfast was the most important meal of the day.  When I cook them or wake up to them, it takes me back.  It started with one strip of bacon, then two, now in adulthood I can eat a half a pack of bacon with two eggs and two slices of toast for breakfast.  I can even fix it for a quick lunch or dinner.  I guess when I write it all down it doesn't sound as good as it tastes.  I can honetly say I will never do that again. I also guess those things most convinent for us are not always good for us.

Today I ate noodles, three pieces of baked chicken, chicken flavored rice and a peanut butter sandwich on white bread.  Question:  Is there anyway to cook healthy without my husband knowing that it is healthy?  We've tried wheat and that tastes awful, we've tried brown rice that also tastes awful are there other foods we can try or seasonings that would offset the awful taste?