LUNA, Vampires, & more

Geia sas lovely people! First i want to start out by saying Blogger needs to allow more editing options for posts. For example as far as text & turning images because it always turns mine like the Luna bar below:

Anyway yes i had a LUNA bar today which was amazingly delicious in chocolate raspberry.


I love that they taste so good & have nutrition your body needs at the same time. Its such a treat to eat them unlike so many other 'protein/nutrition bars'. I do wish they were a bit cheaper; they are 98 cents a piece at Walmart. I also never noticed before that on the package it says 'the whole nutrition bar for women' i didn't know they were for women but i don't mind (since i am a woman LOL).

Doesn't that look yummy?!?!


Last week was the season finally of the Vampire Diaries *insert sad face* , but i for some reason thought there was still 1 more episode, how sad.

I love that show, me & my younger sister watch it everything Thursday night; we are kinda in love with Damon Salvatore lol (played by Ian Somerhalder in case anyone is wondering).

So on to a yummy recipe:

I also made Cajun Sweet potatoes along with dinner tonight. The recipe is just cut your sweet potatoes into small triangles (or whatever shape)

mix in a bowl:

Paprika

Onion powder

Garlic powder

Thyme

Cayenne

Black pepper

(i also used Penzey's Cajun seasoning)

then add the potatoes to the bowl & add olive oil, then mix till coated well. Then place on a cookie sheet, bake for 50mins at 375 F.

Delicious!!

~SassyAgapi

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