Tuesdays are kind of a drag. And the weather was soo weird today! This morning, it was so foggy, I could barely drive, and then when I left school this afternoon, there was an intense heat wave. When I got back in my car, all the moisture was trapped inside and my cell phone completely fogged over. I was worried something might happen on the inside. Anyway, it was one of those days were I just couldn’t talk myself into a gym session. An incredible assortment of Gigi’s cupcakes was randomly delivered to my school, and after finishing one at my desk, I got out of the mood. But what really did me in was the fact that I had to get a flu shot after work (there was a free clinic today). I don’t mind shots that much, but I certainly wasn’t looking forward to it. I was surprised that I was not allowed to leave for a good 15 minutes after my shot. And when my arm started to get really sore only an hour after, I decided a day off was necessary for me and my arm:) I’m so happy I took some time to straighten up and cook a nice dinner, in addition to spending lots of time thinking about wedding decor!

Dinner was a recipe for lemon and brown sugar chicken I saw in Jenna’s book. I actually did not enjoy a bourbon drink, but instead used it to deglaze the pan because I didn’t have chicken stock. I’d say it was an excellent choice because the chicken had the slightest hint in a couple of the bites.

I also used meyer lemons and oat flour (trying to use this up from last year), and the chicken was just so tender! I couldn’t believe I didn’t even need a knife to cut it. I think because the outside was so crispy and dry (you pan fry it for a bit before baking), I wasn’t expecting the inside to be moist. Anyway, it was a good dinner and I’m excited to eat the leftovers over a salad.

Adios.
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I've created this blog because I'm in a bit of a quarter life crisis. Since graduating from college in 2008 and earning an advanced degree in school psychology in May, I still don't know what career path to follow. All I know is that time is moving way too fast and I find myself living only for the weekends. Bear with me as I attempt to reclaim my twenties by finding pleasure and balance in the work week and incorporating my passions of food, fashion, fitness, and fun into everyday life. 
Totally loving roasted brussel sprouts right now! Looks tasty!