Step Away From the Cake

This is kind of how I feel after every Crossfit workout. So I was planning on putting this blog on hiatus for a while, but it's like my baby. I've had it for over 8 years now. It's hard to just turn around and walk away. I do find my priorities changing though and writing here just doesn't have the thrill it used to. So for now I will write when I feel like and just leave it at that. Since the paleo challenge ended I have continued to eat the same way, the only difference being is now I use honey once in a while for a little sweetness. I find that honey does not set off my sugar cravings nor does it send my blood sugar on a roller coaster ride. So a little bit now and then is good. I have not lost any more weight since the challenge ended and I'm not sure why. I've been eating the same way and yet the scale has remained the same. Of course it could be that things are changing internally, muscle replacing fat, etc. I'm not going to get crazy over it,

So the lady at Crossfit wants me to write a testimonial about the Natural November challenge. I'm having a little difficulty as I'm not sure what tack to take. I could literally write books about the challenge from many different angles. I can not decide which one would be best. I could talk about how it got me back on track for weight loss. I could talk about how it stopped the blood sugar episodes I could talk about how much energy I have Or how I no longer have those horrible stomach issues I could talk about them all but I think that would be too long.  I could go into my history but are people really interested in that?  Of course, if you're trying to get people to try it who might not otherwise, my history might help.  I don't know. I don't have to do it right this second, but I want to get it done while it's all fresh in my mind.  It sure would be a lot easier if I could write about  where to find pandora charms. That's an easy topic