Becoming Coco

I've found the adult version of video games for women, it's planners. I guess I never realized this before because I was one of those girls who actually plays real video games, but if there is a "female" equivalent to an addictive activity that sucks up all your time and social life while pretending to bring you productivity and friends (my very harsh definition for video games) it's planners. I should note that this is using generic terms, obviously not all women like planners and as in my case many like video games, but there is a trend for many guys to play video games late into adulthood and their women counterparts sometimes don't get it.  Video games seem like a waste of time, and who really cares if you build your base and reach level 160? How does that make your life , your real life any better? Well women have the same weakness, we just mask it with a "real life" facade. That is planners. On the surface planners see

I adapted this recipe from a recipe on "How To This and That" Restaurant Style Waffles , check out her blog here: http://howtothisandthat.com/how-to-make-restaurant-style-homemade-belgian-waffles/ I took the original ingridients and substitute healthier options. You can make it as healthy as you want by making additional changes, but the below recipe has already been tested and tried by my non-health concerned husband who loves waffles and only cares about taste. He approves! This will make about 8 waffles so you may want to double it if you want to get some leftovers to freeze and use for the week.  INGREDIENTS A waffle iron hot and ready to go 1 cup whole wheat flour  1 cup all purpose flour  ¾ cup of white sugar, all natural sugar, or sugar alternative  3 teaspoons of baking powder 1 teaspoon of baking soda 2 eggs (or 3 egg whites or 2 egg replacement , I used farm fresh eggs)  1/4 cup melted butter 1/4 cup coconut oil  1 cup almond milk ( add up to ½ cup more if needed, I