For breakfast I had angel hair pasta in a garlic butter sauce; for lunch I had mutter paneer on rice; for dinner I had pizza, and for my healthy snack I had three mandarins. However, I didn't get any exercise and ate quite a bit of the left over Halloween candy. We only got two groups of trick or treaters, so there was a lot left over. Tomorrow is another day, perhaps the day I make this attempt work.

Yesterday didn't work at all for Project Five. For breakfast I had spaghetti in tomatoe sauce with mushrooms, peppers, and parmesan cheese; for lunch I had vegetable and paneer pakoras followed by shahi paneer korma with rice and naan, for a healthy snack I had tortillas with spinach and garlic hummus.

I did no real exercise and only ate 2 meals and 1 snack as opposed to 3 meals and 2 snacks. So, no dice on day 2.

Yesterday, for breakfast I had tomatoe soup with parmesan cheese; for lunch I had paneer tikka masala wrapped in a tortilla; for dinner I had spaghetti in tomatoe sauce with mushrooms, peppers, and parmesan cheese; for my first healthy snack I had peanuts; for my second healthy snack I had pumpkin seeds. I got in a good hour long walk around Arlington.

I would have made it, however I foiled myself first thing yesterday morning. Before I was awake enough to remember I was starting Project Five, I started gnawing on some thai barbecue tortilla chips.

For breakfast I had spaghetti in tomatoe sauce with peppers and parmesan cheese, for lunch I had paneer butter masala with rice, for dinner I had two slices of faux chipotle sausage pizza with basil mozzarella baked on a garlic and herb crust, and for my healthy snack I had pumpkin seeds.

I was sitting on my desk, spaced out, and before I could realizes what I was doing I had eaten a significant number of peanut chews. Having already foiled my day, I opted to have cookies later on when offered and I didn't get any exercise.

I know the reasoning "I already screwed up, what the hell?" isn't the best and that I should strive to get as close as I can regardless of how well the rest of the day went. But I had already screwed up, so what the hell. Great "logic', eh? I'll do better and I intend to win the wager.

For breakfast yesterday I had spaghetti with tomatoe sauce, mushrooms, and parmesan cheese; for lunch I had spaghetti o's, for dinner I had paneer makhani with rice, for my health snack I had a pickle. I didn't repeat Wednesday's success because i had a bowl of ice cream and didn't get any exercise.

Starting this attempt off on a not-so-successful note. No exercise. For breakfast I had a whole grain bagel with vegan butter spread, for lunch I had paneer makhani with rice, for dinner baigan bartha with rice, and for my healthy snack string cheese. I also had an unhealthy snack: potatoe stix. Today I try again.

Yesterday did well except for when it comes to exercise, as in I didn't get any. Foodwise, for breakfast I had chajang myun ramen, for lunch spaghetti o's, for dinner paneer vindaloo with rice, for my healthy snack olives.

Didn't do as well yesterday. Only a small amount of exercise, nowhere near my 30 minute goal. As far as food goes, I had an egg and cheese everything bagel for breakfast, spaghetti o's for lunch, and paneer vindaloo with rice and garlic naan plus some pakoras for dinner. However, I didn't eat a healthy snack. Not eating when I should is just as much a deviation from Project Three Meals as eating something I when I shouldn't. Trying gets me a better handle on my food intake and makes me pay more attention to what I eat, even if I don't alway succeed in my goals.

Yesterday I again didn't get exercise. I've really got to get off my lazy butt and out for a walk. Today!

I did do better on the snack front, my only slip up was 5 or 6 sticks of caramel pocky. Other food: for breakfast I had shahi paneer with rice, for lunch white cheddar & broccoli rigatoni, for dinner peas and mushroom curry with rice, and for my healthy snack string cheese. A slight improvement over the past several days. Today hopefully I can do perfectly.

Mixed bag yesterday. Improved on the snacking front, but didn't get any exercise. For breakfast I had a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch with soy milk, for lunch shahi paneer with rice, for dinner pizza, and for my health snack string cheese. My only snack error was a handful the questionable Cinnamon Toast Crunch. For some strange reason I consider Cinnamon Toast Crunch okay for a meal but not for a snack, even after adjusting to a snacklike amount. I don't always understand my own logic, but there it is.