Lunch today was chinese. Orange chicken to be exact. But this orange chicken was cruelty-free :) It was low in calories and high in protein. It looked so much like real chicken that I had to triple check. The Aussie could not believe how chicken-e it tasted.
This was the Aussie man-sized portion. I had a 1/3 of this amount. The yellow chunk in the back is fresh pineapple--yum!
Today also involved picking this up . . .
Now, I hope I can get it to Australia this weekend with minimal struggle. The trip involves a stop in LA, Auckland, and finally a 90 minute drive from Melbourne to the Aussie's parents home.
Dinner was a favorite "fast food"
Multi-grain avocado and cucumber sushi, oh how I love thee.
Along with some amazing iced tea from the coffee shop in Wholefoods. Best.tea.ever.
Today I also did something pretty darn exciting. I booked a cruise to the Bahamas. I've never been, so I'm very excited. The Aussie's brother is coming to visit, so all three of us are going on a cruise at the end of January.
The picture is from http://www.miamicharters.com/2002/destinations/bahamas.asp.
It looks like heaven to me :) It was also really affordable--300 per person for 3 nights.
Off to shop for bridal party gifts,
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I don't think I've ever seen Gardein available to buy in Australia...it can be pretty limited in terms of interesting vegan options!
ReplyDeleteAlthough i'm a little put off by things that taste like 'real meat', so not sure how it would go down...
Bahamas! Very nice. Tropical getaways are lush.
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