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Finally! And a Meal Plan

 WOOHOO!  I finally got lower than those 3.5 pounds I've been gaining and losing since May!  I was down 1.4 when I weighed this week.  7 pounds to go and I'll have a new first number :)

With that being said, it seems like my journey with keto is doing pretty good LOL  My goal is to eat between 20-50 net carbs a day.  I've been hitting between 30-35 most days. And my sugar numbers are running in the 1-teens range.  I'm feeling pretty good.


This week's menu has a couple things I've been craving.  I am super excited for tonight's meal.  It's one of the cravings LOL

Monday - muffalettas.  I saw Cajun Keto Chef on Facebook make a keto friendly one in a wrap and that is what I'm doing.  Hubs will eat his on bread.  I've got some Flat Out Bread so mine should come to about 7 carbs.
Tuesday - jalepeno popper chicken casserole with broccoli as a side.  This is another craving.
Wednesday - Italian sausage stuffed portobellas
Thursday - Philly cheesesteak skillet with a salad
Friday - sauerkraut and sausage 

We'll head home on Saturday morning and I've got chicken strips and eggplant fries planned for that night.  Eliza, the best doggo in the world, and I will be staying home for a while.  She went to doggie daycare for the first time last week and needs to go some more since she will be staying with them while we go on vacation in September.  Emery will be super excited for me and Doggie to be home for a while.
Until next time...


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