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Day 135

Breakfast was a tangerine and a glass of water while watching the snow.  Yay!  Total: 0 points
I draw smiley faces on them before I eat them.  Okay, I don't.
Lunch was a Chicken and White Bean Enchilada with Creamy Salsa Verde and two glasses of water.  And four tootsie rolls for dessert.  Total: 6 points

Early dinner was four pieces of spicy tuna with avocado and brown rice sushi, a cup of mushroom soup, and a salad with ginger dressing on the side from Moca.  Also three glasses of water.  Total: 6 points
Mmmmm, warm.
Snack time was a half cup of moose munch (a bargain at 4 points!) and a chocolate covered cherry.  Can you tell we got a tower of treats from Harry & David?  Total: 5 points
It's a tower!  Of treats!
Second dinner (which I'm assuming is a lot like second breakfast, for any Hobbits reading) was a salad with some tomatoes I roasted in olive oil, 3/4 of an ounce of cheese, a cup of milk, and a glass of water.  Total: 6 points

Exercise was 15 minutes of wii fit yoga, and then a much harder 15 minute workout on EA active 2.  My mom & dad got me EA active 1 for Christmas, and Chris got me EA active 2.  I did not like anything with the resistance band.  I did like things that involved running after the trainer and lying on the floor.  

 Post-workout snack was 14 mini pretzel rods, a tablespoon of hummus, and two glasses of water.  And then I finished off the evening with a cup of tea from Fortnum and Mason (another Christmas gift from Chris).  Total: 3 points
Hatechu, resistance band.
Liquids: 9/6
Dairy: 2/2
Vitamin: 1/1
Healthy Oil: 2/2  
Fruits/Veggies: 6/5
Protein: 2/2
Whole Grains: yes, wheat grain tortilla, brown rice, whole grain pretzels
Exercise: yes, wii fit yoga, and EA Sports 2 Torture
Total: 26/26 points
Weekly Points: 0/49 for the week

Obviously, we'll give today a Kate.

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