I had a couple of busy days too, glad it's weekend...
I did the tm both yesterday and today, tomorrow looks so busy I may not be able to get to a workout, but will make up for it Sunday with weights.
I was extremely dizzy and headachy today after my workout and realized that I was super low in bloodpressure, so in addition to my juice for lunch I had some goat cheese with crackers, which did the trick. I forgot that when I don't watch it, my blood pressure goes way low, and with the cardio/sweating, I was making things worse...

Gotta keep that salt coming....lol!
Anyway, dinner last night was a greek salad wrap in a whole wheat wrap and tonight was spinach garbanzo bean patties with a salad and asian pears for dessert. I'm encouraged to have made it so well so far. And it sounds like you all are on track too, yay, us!
Rachel, I have never used nutritional yeast until I started looking at vegan recipes. I don't think it is supposed to be a thickener, but I don't really know much about it. I think it's used for flavor. I made a vegan cheese sauce for broccoli and it called for that for cheesy flavor... didn't convince me though, I think cheese will be the last thing to go out of my animal protein diet if ever it goes...lol
I also used it to flavor oven baked kale chips, and then used it for the scramble, in which it blended in nicely. Sorry I can't tell you more about it, I really haven't read up on it myself....
shortbread is a major temptation for me! Love, love love those darned things!
By the way, since the scramble turned out so well, I am going to make their vegan bacon this weekend, Sunday probably.... with tempeh, another 'yeah, right' kind of prejudice on my part, but won't know unless I try... lol
For sandwiches, you can always use vegetarian patties between bread slices until you figure out what else to do. I think trader joes sells baked tofu that you could slice and use a nice spread and veggies to make a vegetarian sandwich out of it. Something else I love is fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil sandwiches, you ever try those?
Kim, your diet sounds really clean. The only thing I was wondering about are the yoghurts. Are they plain or sweetened? Not that there is anything wrong with enjoying one for a dessert, just because you mentioned you might have several a day, I might get a big tub of greek yoghurt, blend in some agave and vanilla and pureed fruit and make it less sugary that way with more protein, then vary fruits for the next batch to keep it interesting.
You will get a good plateau buster at the roadtrip if you end up hitting a plateau! How many workouts is it again in one weekend? Should be so much fun!
Jo, hope all is well with you!