Well, let's be honest - Weston ran around the lake. I tried to run with him once before, but keeping up was impossible. This time, I borrowed a bike. And although for the most part, somehow, he was still faster than me, I was able to keep up much easier than last time.
When I arrived at his house that evening, he had made a really yummy pizza for dinner. I'm going into week 3 of my allergen-free diet and although I've had a lot of help finding recipes and preparing food, so far, it's been more difficult than I expected. My mom has been amazing about making meals that can be modified to suit my dietary needs and she's also really careful about what she eats in front of me, which helps tremendously.
Weston has been really encouraging too, but totally threw me for a loop Thursday when he said he is going to follow the same food guidelines as I am to provide me with extra support. He's crazy for doing it, but I'd be lying if I said I'm not completely flattered and appreciative.
Anyway, yummy pizza. Didn't break any rules. Awesome boyfriend. Fun, sunset, lake adventure.
I'm going to have to stop lusting after dream-bikes and find one that I can actually afford
so that we can do this together more often and I won't have to borrow one!
Any suggestions?
Ah what beautiful photos...I love the light in the last shot! Hey -- riding your bike is better than sitting on the couch, right?! Haha
ReplyDeleteThat's so nice of your boyfriend to join you in your new diet. That's love! I'm sure you guys will do great! It's much easier when you have your close ones doing it with you.
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What a stud of a boyfriend! Changing his diet with you. That is so sweet. And as usual, I think you are so gorgeous! Love these pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos! And how cute that he is changing his diet for you! Too sweet. Also, you are seriously beautiful. Thanks for visiting Infinite Style!
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Incredible light!
ReplyDeletewhat a great supportive boyfriend! i saw these beautiful bikes on fab called sole bikes. they were on sale there. their website is here - http://www.solebicycles.com/ (a bit pricey though!)
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It's such a nice surprise when you can find tasty things to eat on such a restricted diet, right?
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are so gorgeous! It looks like you had a great day with your boyfriend! Also, how awesome that he is being so supportive and encouraging! Sounds like a great fellow! :)
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Militar salute to Weston!! I would only make that kind of sacrifice for somebody I REALLY love (I love nice tasty food...oh, yes I do... BTW those desserts you post here seem DELICIOUS ). As to the bike, I would say any second hand bicycle in reasonable conditions will do. In Paris, I used to go to work using the public bicycles and those are the heaviest pieces of junk you can find anywhere (seriously), but I got use to them and kind of like them now. I even feel weird and uncomfortable when I ride a non-junk-actually-dream bicycle... man is an habit animal, I guess. So, get a cheap one and do some maintenance, maybe buy a nice seat, and that's it... you're not going to ride it like 2 h every day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a man. What a mom. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope the diet goes well. My sister has a very restricted one as well...manages to somehow pull it off. More power to you both!
Cheers.
Be still my heart, what a lovely post! :')
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