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DAY 3

Day 3 wasn't too bad at all!  I'm finding that I don't have much energy in the morning time, but after I get up and get ready I seem to have quite a bit of energy.  My self control with eating candy (I have the biggest candy addiction in the world..no joke) has been so good!! My cousin asked me the other day what is different because usually I can't control myself on any type of diet or cleanse... and honestly the only thing that is different is I prayed! I prayed for strength and self control and it honestly has worked better than anything I have tried before.  Some may think that's silly, but it has been awesome!


Veggies for my soup
I made a soup today, which was actually kind of good.  It included vegetable broth, broccoli, kale, celery, leeks, and zucchini, as well as some garlic and parsley.  You heat all of it up on the stove and then you blend it... which was interesting.  But it was actually pretty good! 

Green Detox Soup


I've found myself snacking on either apples or raisins (not so healthy) when I get really hungry and that's been holding me over :).  Almost done with the first five days! Yay!

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