I’m leaving for Austin today!! I’m so excited to go. It’s been almost a year since I’ve seen most of my blogging friends. And last year I was the newbie on the block who didn’t know anyone at PaleoFx, so I was quieter than usual. This year, that will not be the case. Especially since I’m speaking on a panel about desserts. That should be funny. A sure controversial topic, that one will be.

Anywho, since it’s in the 80’s in Austin, I planned ahead. Meaning I got a spray tan. Please do not tell me that spray tans are full of chemicals and I will die. I’m trying to be better and not hop in tanning beds every day. Mostly because I’m lazy and don’t like being still for 10 minutes while sweating. Makes no sense to me. So I got a spray tan spur of the moment. Problem was, I had really planned it all out. I still planned on working out that day. And wearing all those spandex clothes. Well, if you’ve had a spray tan before, you know how the skin can look rather orange at first. And if you’ve ever worked out right after a spray tan, you know things can get streaky. And that’s exactly what happened with me. But not just a couple steaks, no no. After I worked out, my friend Ashley said “what is wrong with your neck??” So I went straight to the bathroom to see what sort of look my spray tan had taken on. Oh.My.Lord. Ok picture this. You know the movie Carrie? After they dump pigs blood on her head? Well that’s what my neck looked like. But in brown. So like I was covered in poo. Swimming in poo. Really good look.

Thankfully, the steaks have gone away. Along with most of my tan. Shame. I’ll just keep acting like I’m tan and maybe the pigments of my skin will take on that color. Seems realistic. Oh, I also dyed my hair darker. Not that you knew or cared that it was lighter, but I’ve been putting more and more blonde in it over the past few months and I finally got sick of it. Even though I’m natural blonde, it doesn’t feel right. I swear my skin color rejects blonde. So I’m back to darker hair and love it. Fact of the day. You’re welcome.

Jackson update!! For any of you that care, since my stories have been so thrilling today, Jackson (my French bulldog puppy) is getting closer and closer to being potty trained. I’m still not sure if he completely understands that he has to pee outside, but he’s getting there. The one thing he definitely doesn’t understand is that eating quickly, meaning swallowing everything whole including a crap ton of air, doesn’t do a puppy good. The other night, he ate so quickly that he was completely bloated and super restless. He kept whimpering and I knew something was wrong. The more I looked into it, the scarier the information became. I had no idea a dog could possibly die from eating too much/too fast. So I barely slept a wink just listening to his breathing and taking him out to the bathroom every two hours. It was so sad. But he’s fine now and we invested in a slow eating bowl to make him take his time and remember the breathe. Wanna see how happy he is? Ok!!

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Creamy Cucumber Dill Salad

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  • Yield: 2-3 1x

Ingredients

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  • 1 large cucumber, thinly sliced
  • 1/4 red onion, thinly sliced
  • 1/4 cup Primal Kitchen Mayo or homemade mayo
  • 1 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 1 tablespoon minced fresh dill
  • 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
  • salt and pepper, to taste

Instructions

  1. This is really easy. Let’s do this.
  2. Mix all ingredients in a bowl until the cucumber is well coated.
  3. Eat!

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36 Comments

  1. wndrgrl72 says:

    There’s an easy fix to get dogs to slow down on the chow- put an obstacle in their bowl. They make bowls that have partitions that they have to eat around, but I just used a small jar and put it upside-down in my lab’s bowl. Worked like a charm!

  2. Mallory says:

    I had the same problem w my puppy when we got her and we just put something in her dish. She would eat so fast she’d throw up so we tried the little metal bals you can buy but she got wise to it and picked it out and ate super fast again so we put a GI Joe in her dish. She refuses to touch it and eats around it . No more doggy barf at my house!

  3. Jess says:

    I seriously love Jackson…he is the cutest puppy!

  4. G says:

    Can this be made in advance? Does it refrigerate well?

    1. juli says:

      it’s honestly better fresh. it’s fine the next day, but the cucumber gets a bit soft and watery

  5. Sara says:

    Our dog always eats super fast so we put 3 tennis balls in her bowl and it has helped a ton. Then you don’t have to buy a new bowl.

  6. Jessica says:

    Julie,

    I was looking into Sir Kensington’s and noticed that sugar is listed as an ingredient, do you happen to know what type of sugar/sweetener they use? I am new to paleo and am still trying to figure out substitutions for the things I normally enjoy. Thank you for the help!

    1. juli says:

      i’m not totally sure. i am thinking cane sugar, but i will try to find out for you! i would think they would have it on their website!

      1. Jessica says:

        I saw that it said cane sugar for the ketchup but it didn’t specify for the mayo. I am going to assume it is more than likely the same. So cane sugar is fair game then? Thanks again for the help/information!

  7. Hillary says:

    Simple fresh and very good!!! Thank you! will be making again






  8. Vanessa says:

    This salad is amazing! I think I could eat it every day. The kids loved it too! Thanks!






  9. AJ says:

    I made this today and can’t stop eating it! So good. So easy.

    1. Mama654 says:

      I am so glad you said that because I felt so guilty that I couldn’t stop eating it as well 🙂

  10. Edward says:

    This recipe looks so light and refreshing! So simple and I bet it makes you feel great, thanks!