Assassin of Youth
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2010
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- 146
^That's more than understandable - hahaha. And thanks!
I think I would probably save until I had a million dollars (or Rands, that'll take a lot less time) and then offer it to you to visit you. Wow.
My diet... Hrm. Well. About that... I have all this tummy fat accumulated from when I used to eat to silence my quite serious depression - as much processed, high-in-carbs, sugary food as I could get my hands on - and although I eat healthily now, I seem to shake it last.
I still love food but am going about losing weight as quickly as possible. I start the day with a small breakfast (usually a boiled egg, some cereal and a slice of tomato), two or three fruits throughout the day and veggies and sometimes some carbs, like rice (or potato if that is my only option) for lunch. I just stay away from potato mostly, pasta, dairy (except skim milk in my cereal), all sugar (except in the fruit I eat), pastry, fats... The problem is that they don't give us a choice in the dining hall at my residence at university - vegetarian options are all filled with pasta and potato and drenched in oily cheese and white sauce, or they are just plain labeled "Veg Fast Food" which is disgusting. If you want something healthier, like a salad, it is going to have tuna or chicken or ham in it. Ugh.
Next year, when I have my own kitchen, VEGAN FUCK YEAH.
I think I would probably save until I had a million dollars (or Rands, that'll take a lot less time) and then offer it to you to visit you. Wow.
My diet... Hrm. Well. About that... I have all this tummy fat accumulated from when I used to eat to silence my quite serious depression - as much processed, high-in-carbs, sugary food as I could get my hands on - and although I eat healthily now, I seem to shake it last.
I still love food but am going about losing weight as quickly as possible. I start the day with a small breakfast (usually a boiled egg, some cereal and a slice of tomato), two or three fruits throughout the day and veggies and sometimes some carbs, like rice (or potato if that is my only option) for lunch. I just stay away from potato mostly, pasta, dairy (except skim milk in my cereal), all sugar (except in the fruit I eat), pastry, fats... The problem is that they don't give us a choice in the dining hall at my residence at university - vegetarian options are all filled with pasta and potato and drenched in oily cheese and white sauce, or they are just plain labeled "Veg Fast Food" which is disgusting. If you want something healthier, like a salad, it is going to have tuna or chicken or ham in it. Ugh.
Next year, when I have my own kitchen, VEGAN FUCK YEAH.
[i am the coconut queen]
