Good morning!
Rhonda - Sending you many {{{{{hugs}}}}}! I hope everything works out for you.
Deanie - I love the simplicity of that workout. I bet there's some pretty good glute/hamstring DOMs lurking in that WOD!
I messed around a little bit with The Zone last year, based on its recommendation from CrossFit. It's basically an eating plan of 30% fat, 30% protein, 40% carbs. It involves a LOT of measuring (at least in the beginning). Food items are categorized and measured into amounts that equal a "block". Based on your body type, you determine how many "blocks" you should eat in a day.
It's really a pretty sound plan, and lot of CFers thrive on it, and a lot of them tweak it by adding extra fat blocks and such. A lot of them also do Zone/Paleo - eat Paleo foods with Zone measurements.
The CrossFit Journal has a bunch of good Zone related articles. It's $25 per year and you get access to all of the archives (he he, I'm enabling back

). This one is free and a decent Zone starter kit.
http://library.crossfit.com/free/pdf/cfjissue21_May04.pdf
FWIW, I think the CF Journal is worth the $$ for all the other articles/videos/interviews as well.
ALSO, check out Robb Wolf's blog
http://robbwolf.com/. He does nutrition seminars for CF, but I'll warn you, his site is very, very science-y. He's a bio-chemist and writes like one.
For me, I tried the Zone for about 4 weeks - measured all my food, ate from the list, 6 meals a day.
The pros - I dropped a couple of pounds pretty quickly.
The cons - I felt hungry all the time, and my workouts became rather lackluster...no energy. I may not have eating enough blocks. Also, the constant measuring, planning, eating every few hours really fed into some unhealthy food obsession issues that I've dealt with in the past.
Good luck with it if you give it go!
Waves hello to the rest of the gang!
I'm not planning a workout tonight. Work is a little too crazy, and I'm still catching up on post-vacation home stuff. I did get into the gym on Tuesday and did this (hasn't made it to my blog yet):
Thrusters - 5-5-5-3-3-3
45-50-55-65-70-70 (what a vile exercise)
WOD - 5 Rounds
3x Power Snatch 55#
5x OHS 55#
7x Box jumps 22"
Then I messed around with doing taller box jumps (kept stacking bumper plates on the box), and got up to 26". Those are fun! I can't do them at home because my home gym ceiling is too low...found out the hard way.
Have a great Friday everyone!