Exercise and veggie-eating

[asterroc]

Just thought I'd update my continuing summer projects / resolutions. I've been quite good about the exercise.

Since I don't have classes Tues/Thurs, I exercise on those days (provided I'm not at work all day for meetings), and also on at least one weekend day, so at most I do 4 days/week, at least 1, and on average 2-3. Up till recently my routine was an hour-long bike ride down the rail trail. Now that the weather's getting nasty I'm borrowing a stationary bike stand and I instead spend a half hour stationary biking, doing calisthenics, and free weights. It's even more boring than biking outdoors, that I can spice up by listening to audio books, but I also need something to engage my eyes when indoors, so I'm still working on how to sufficiently entertain myself indoors. I've been trying things like watching a movie, reading a comic book, or watching T$ play video games. None quite satisfy me, but I think by alternating I can tolerate it well enough to keep doing it, and that's what matters.

The veggie thing's been slacking off. I'm finding it hard to come up with interesting vegetarian meals that I do not make in excessive quantities. Got any good vegetarian recipies for me?

Comments

[zandperl.livejournal.com]

what veggies are in a costco veggie platter? we don't have one near us.

[galbinus-caeli.livejournal.com]

Baby carrots, Broccoli florets, Sugar snap peas, a couple small sweet peppers (mostly for color, I think, plus a couple tubs of dip. About three kilos of stuff for about $14. Basically it is just precut vegetables.