Aperture Science Chronological Life Data Tracking System

Om nom nom… slurp?

A few weeks ago I asked the instructor of our kickboxing/Krav Maga class if he had any nutritional info that I could have. He told me that sure, he had a packet of info that he’d be happy to get for me.

Well, last week he finally got it to me! Horray! I was somewhat surprised at it though, because while I was expecting something along the lines of “eat x amount of x type food” I got the below list.

Monday/Wednesday/Friday

Breakfast
• 2 whole eggs, 2 egg whites
• 1 cup mixed fruit

Lunch
• Tuna sandwich on whole wheat
• Banana
• 1 cup cottage cheese

Dinner
• 6oz grilled salmon
• 1 cup steamed broccoli
• 1 cup brown rice

Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday

Breakfast
• 1 cup oatmeal with brown sugar
• 1 banana
• 1 cup green tea

Lunch
• Sandwich on whole wheat (any lean meat)
• Fruit salad with 1 cup cottage cheese

Dinner
• Pasta with chicken
• Cooked squash and zucchini
• Spinch salad with veggies

Really, really specific. I guess it makes shopping easy though!

He also included something called Myoplex on the list that he suggested I have 3 times a day, between meals. It’s a protein and nutrient shake, and the idea behind it is to steady the body’s energy levels during the day. It’s kinda like eating more smaller meals, except 3 of the meals are a slurry - and they taste like someone put chalk and chocolate in a blender.

The Myoplex is also somewhat pricy - about $40 for a week’s supply. Somehow I don’t think my budget will like that much at all. I’ll have to find some kind of alternative.

Need legos, stat!

This is gonna sound really weird, and may not make a lot of sense… but I can’t really think of any different way to phrase it.

I feel like more of an adult today than I did yesterday. It’s nothing specific that happened, just… I dunno. A realization, maybe? I mean, I’m 27, but I can honestly say I’ve never really felt that old.

Maybe this is what growing up feels like? It’s weird. I’m not sure I like it.

Boston!

It’s been far too long since I’ve written anything in here, and a bunch has happened that made me stop and think, “Hey, I should blog about that!”

Whoops.

Boston is a pretty sweet city! You’d probably know I was in Boston if I’d written about it, but you don’t cause I didn’t and that’s all there is to that.

Whoops again. I really need to make myself more diligent about this.

I didn’t even know I was coming to Boston until a little more than two weeks ago, when my boss called me into her office and asked if I’d be interested in attending the Red Hat Summit. To say I was surprised would be an understatement, but there wasn’t anyone else who they could afford to do without for a week. I’m not entirely sure how I feel about that, but I try not to dwell on it.

Once I found out that the summit was in Boston, I immediately began making plans to meet up with Greg. In the face of extreme adversity (otherwise known as a delayed flight and almost getting lost on the subway) success was obtained, and Greg, Lauren, Chuck, and myself all went to Fire and Ice for dinner.

Good food, yummy cheesecake for desert. Yummy, yummy cheesecake for desert.

I won’t bore you with details about the summit - it’s a bunch of computer geeks getting together to talk about geek things. They did plan some pretty awesome entertainment for us, though - Wed night we had a party at Fenway Park, and tonight the party was up on the 50th floor of the Prudential building.

I’m tired. Gonna go sleep. More posty tomorrow!

There will be no more talk of a table…

Because I have one!

More words later. Pictures now!