Showing posts with label cocktails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cocktails. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Summer Bucket List

Fitfluential had it's ambassadors create fitness bucket lists via Pintrest and Healthy Living Blogs started a link up for summer lists.  It got me thinking of what I want to do this summer, and thus my summer bucket list was born.

- Take Lola to the beach.



- Go to a baseball game, where I will eat nachos with fake cheese and drink beer.


-Give surfing another go, this time without a cabana boy to pull me out to the wave and push me off.


- Learn how to kick into a handstand.  (My July CrossFit goal!)


-Stand up paddle boarding in Prien Lake.  (I found a friend that wants to try with me!!!)
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- Create even more delicious, refreshing, summery cocktails.


- Visit Kemah's boardwalk and ride a roller coaster. 
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- WOD with the SeeFit:Road2theCure guys at CFLC.

 



- Red Dress Run in New Orleans (I'm registered and the hotel is booked!!!)



- Boat day  Done!


- Run the 4 miler on the 4th in red, white, and blue.  Then, eat watermelon and hot dogs afterwards.


- Run with the Porch's Ride, Run, & Rukus



- Tour a brewery.  AbitaSt. Arnold?

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- Go fishing offshore. 


It's already almost July.  I have no idea how I'm going to get all this done.  Better get busy!

What is on your summer bucket list?

Thursday, June 14, 2012

A Paleo Friendly Cocktail: Watermelon Margarita

Upon adopting a Paleo diet for my CrossFit challenge, I learned the only "legal" alcohols were red wine and 100% agave tequila. 

This weekend, I picked up a bottle of tequila with the idea for this cocktail in mind.  It is not low in calories by any means and should be considered a Paleo friendly treat, drank in moderation. (Sorry, I don't practice what I preach!)


Watermelon Margarita
makes 1 pitcher
ingredients
6 cups watermelon chunks
4 large limes, juiced
1 tbsp agave
1/2 bottle of 100% agave tequila

directions
Place half of the watermelon chunks in blender and blend.  Pour the juice in a pitcher.  Do the same with the remaining watermelon and pour in the same pitcher.  Add lime juice, tequila, and agave to the pitcher.  Stir, pour, and let the fun begin!


I made 2 pitchers, which was too much since my sister was on call, my mom and bestie are light weights, and I didn't want to be a lush alone.  The second pitcher was barely touched, so I poured it in a plastic container and froze it.  I can't wait for the weekend so I can take that slushy goodness out of the freezer and slurp it up! 


I might start a regular little cocktail installment on the blog, including drinks with only the freshest ingredients.  What do you think?  Would you be interested in ideas for refreshing, healthier drinks?