Sentences with phrase «think of anything healthy»

I can't think of a better option when you get home late from work and can't think of anything healthy and tasty to enjoy.

I can't think of anything healthier than that type of love.»

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Anything else I could have thought of you answered very well You have helped encourage me so much and has helped to pump me up even more so in this healthy lifestyle.

You will be seeing more dessert recipes on HHH as Dave is getting creative in the kitchen baking up lots of healthy cakes, muffins, bars, pies, biscuits and anything else sweet you can think of.

Christmas is almost here and I can not think of anything better then having such a simple and healthy dish like this to eat over the holidays.

I come from the school of thought that says the odd little homemade treat is totally acceptable in a healthy diet (it kinda makes me sad to see so many people completely depriving themselves of anything sweet if I'm being completely honest here), but at the same time I do tend to eat my weight in salad too.

So at the end of the day, eating Healthy Salad Recipes for Lunch or Dinner is not as hard as most people think, you just have to realize that your health is more important than anything else, without it, we don't have much.

In general, food of this shade is on the healthy side so how can you think of anything else but the power of the nutrients coursing through your veins?!

than how do we know Allen will somehow become accurate on anything shorter than 20 yards downfield Will Rosen stay healthy and not think too highly of himself (Ryan Leaf) Will Darnold be successful and not end up on the Browns?

Virginia to the Final Four is a pick based on gut more than anything else: With a healthy Justin Anderson, the Cavaliers were on the short list of teams I thought could hang with Kentucky.

Except this: 1) we know our kids need to be challenged at the right pace and experience failing — just like yours, 2) we know they need healthy social experiences (and guidance) to grow into healthy adults — just like yours, 3) we know being «gifted» is absolutely no guarantee in life for anything despite what everyone else seems to think otherwise, 4) we know being «gifted» can sometimes actually be a pretty heavy thing, and 5) we keep believing in the power of the human spirit.

I usually only get one cold a year and, luckily it's never anything particularly nasty — I like to think that's because of my strong immune system built up through years of healthy eating and being active.

I think that the low - fat craze really did a number on everyone's concept of healthy foods, because once you take the fat out of anything, it's not going to be satisfying.

I used to be around 110 and it was all muscle, but I think it'd be way healthier for me to gain fat and then turn some of it into muscle rather than gain all muscle, so do you know anything about that?

I personally eat around 30 % carbohydrate now and have not gained an ounce from when I ate 10 - 15 % (and I have eaten as high as 40 % for over a year also with zero fat gain) If anything I think even wider ranges of carbohydrate intake are healthy.

But I think anything that's gonna make you feel better about what you're doing and how you're fueling your body and — and the end goal of — of feeling better and getting healthier, is a good thing.

Unfortunately, this often leads to a frantic rush for quick sources of energy (think high fat, high sugar) later on in the day when we're too frazzled to prepare anything healthy.

Strategy games are healthy on the PC, but in the increasingly explosion - heavy world of mainstream console game marketing, anything so thought - intensive and potentially intimidating to casuals has been popular as arsenic cake for years.

I can do this I will get through this I will be okay I am capable of amazing things I am a good person I deserve to be happy I am stronger than I think I am amazing I can do anything I set my mind to I will keep going Do not give up Keep moving forward I can handle change with ease I am unique I believe in my abilities and skills I can face every situation with confidence There is always a solution to every problem I am responsible for how I respond to others I have the power to choose to let go of any emotion Any difficulty that comes my way is an opportunity to grow I am full of energy and joy I have the power to create change My possibilities are endless I am in charge of how I feel I choose happiness I can, I will I can make healthy choices

• A new intergenerational study shows that for 76 % of 15 - 17 year olds, studying hard for good exam results is their biggest priority for the coming year; and they are preparing to sacrifice friendships, family time, hobbies and even sleep to achieve this, • In fact 57 % of 15 - 17 year olds feel school work must come before anything else if they want to do well in the future • And only 39 % of this age group think being happy is more important than good grades • Yet half (51 %) of UK business leaders calls on teens to develop broader life / work skills before leaving education A new report launched today by National Citizen Service (NCS) reveals that the UK ¹ s 15 - 17 year olds feel under significant pressure to excel in exams at the expense of other life skills, experiences, healthy relationships and even their own happiness, suggesting that they are struggling to juggle the demands of young adulthood.

Why I do this work: Growing up, I thought that anyone could accomplish anything with a healthy dose of tenacity and hard work.

Post healthy recipes, workouts, interviews with people who have completed your program or who have successfully changed their lives, your thoughts on current weight loss trends, or anything else you can think of.

They also have no way of knowing whether the puppy they purchase will be healthy, or anything like what they thought they were buying, thus elevating the risk of consumer fraud.