]Today I went over to New York so I had bagels and tuna for lunch, which may not have been the best idea calorically, but it’s all that was provided at the meeting. :roll
I got a cup of coffee at the 7-11 and then skipped the one I would usually have when I got home, which I’m quite pleased about because really, too much caffeine dependancy is not good!
For dinner, my body was craving Ramen for some reason. But I held out and had a Lean Cuisine, since lunch was already on the heavy side. Quite pleased about that too!
Workoutwise, I did Leslie Sansone 1 mile followed by Yoga Zone Total Body Conditioning. I had forgotten how much fun the YZ workouts are! Beautiful locations, nice instructors and no sun-sals. I like sun-sals as much as the next person but it gets to be a bit much when you’re already tired.
Fatasianchick, Classical Stretch really DOES help with the back. I wish the woman would learn to cue properly so I would feel better about buying more about her stuff. 
PS: I had a friend over for dinner yesterday and it was rather disorganized soooo no workout. 
PPS: I’m also studying like crazy for my GMAT which is coming up at the end of february. I only scheduled it a couple of weeks back so not much time!! 
New stuff up at Anthropologie - GOD I LOVE THAT PLACE! Everything is like from some fairyland. 
Posted on January 17th, 2008 by Ann
Filed under: Exercise, Food, General
I once wrote the GMAT. Remember that “likely” must always have a modifier (eg VERY likely). Not sure if that is still on it. Certainly not one of my better tests, but then some school in Sweden did contact me. Math is not my thing. Learn those weird shapes we had to know in elementary geometry.
My sister has an MBA and it hasn’t done her much good, just so you don’t feel too badly if you are as math challenged as I am!
Cheers - and good luck!
Love anthropologie as well - always dream that those clothes will fly off the page and onto me!
Study missy for the GMAT. It’ll be well worth your while….
I’ll be studying soon as well….
xo