Standing in Judgement

How invested are you in other people's eating habits? I find it's much easier to focus on other people's than my own. Besides... who likes judging themselves? That's boring. ; )

Note: Capitalized recipes are my own.

Day 92

• cup of hot Throat Coat tea
• a few tastes of some raw organic Tuscan-flavoured goat's milk chevre
• a few of Duane's homemade sweet and sour pickles (MMM!)
• handful of my Candied Spicy Pecans (pecans, honey, spices)
• Superfood IceScream (ice, water, hazelnuts, cacao nibs, goji berries, mulberries, honey, lucuma, maca, mesquite, sea salt)
• carrots with guacamole; 2 figs; an apple; 3 olives
  
• mug of Squash Soup (butternut, acorn, sweet potatoes, carrots, onion, miso, black pepper, sea salt, water); bok choy and red pepper salad with Walnut Dressing (walnuts, garlic, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, water, honey, black pepper, sea salt); 2 slices of Manna Bread; glass of water
• small bowl of Raspberry Strawberry Sorbet (frozen raspberries, frozen strawberries, honey, water)

Today's Observations
Today is the first day at Mom and Dad's house. We're here for 2 weeks. I've brought my Vitamix, my food processor, and 2 huge boxes of foods (superfoods, superherbs, nuts, etc.). I feel really confident about my ability to stay on a good path, but I am concerned about my judging Jim and Mo around their choices. I'm really trying to just focus on me and trust that all that I've taught Mo will have made an impression. I'm also struggling with not making snarky comments to either of them. Bad habit of mine. This blog is keeping me honest though. I'm really happy I have it during times like these.