New Year Intentions Update: Going Well

Well today was supposed to be a very productive day and ended up not really....

I woke up this morning at 7:30, prepared some oats and fruits with coffee to have for breakfast. My lack of productivity was all due to watching a few YouTube videos about Veganism which resulted in me stumbling upon Gary Yourofsky's channel. And wow, is that man intense but inspiring.



At noon, my family and I went to the Y to work out and all that. Mom and I took a Yoga class, which was very restorative for my Sunday afternoon. In fact I came home and continued some practice outside. (: 



For lunch I made some Vegetarian chili which was GREATTTT! I love trying new Vegan and Vegetarian products, it truly makes my day<3



After giving my plants their intensive weekly watering, my laptop decided to malfunction and not open anything whatsoever which resulted in me staying and slumping on social media yet again...



Thus, I took a nice shower, painted both my finger and toenails and gave myself an intensive, deep cleansing before dinner.



I've decided that for the week I'll be switching back and forth between Vegetarian and Vegan in order to slowly transition into pure Veganism!

My new year intentions seem to be following through rather well, with the new work out routine and cleaner eating habits. I'm very much enjoying the start of 2016!<33

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