Today was a big day for me, I went out for my first fully vegan shopping trip! It was a bit annoying having to check to see if everything I bought is vegan but ultimately not too bad. I've also decided to take this opportunity to remove processed foods from my diet as much as possible, so no vegan chocolates for me! Anyway, I'm sure you'll hear about some of the things I got in the following days.
- Jam on toast
- Glass of water
- Katsu pot noodle
- Bottle of Pepsi
- Apple
- Vegetable fingers
- Broccoli
- Potatoes
- Cabbage
- Apple
you can also feel
how much more nourished
your body is
for me, pretty much pescetatrian
just seafood
maybe a few times a week
for one meal
sadly, it sounds like
you aren't near a
farmer's market
which really helps
but it's definitely doable
even at a damn mega-corpo-mart
the quality takes a hit
but you still benefit
from detoxifying your
body and getting that
light
clean
sharp
feeling that comes from
eliminating all the
processed trash we eat
keep it up, your body will
continue to thank you ;)
Nice! Been vegetarian 10 years now. The vegan world has a lot of options! :)
I knew going vegetarian (Aug 2014, but unofficially Aug 2012) that vegan recipes and meal plans were the way to go to get "real" taste/nutritional benefit, as vegetarian cookbooks and recipes are "can/do use egg with this, can/do use cheese with that" - not a lot to it (vegetarianism) just anything except meat.
Though I end up eating fruits mostly. Now and through many parts of life. So it's more of a raw diet on some days, For me
Congrats on the change! :)
Ooops... sorry about the errant, off topic reply. Tried deleting it, but MP won't let me....
I'm seeing some "renewed" 11.6" Chromebooks from Amazon for $80. I'm so much more comfortable in the terminal than in yesteryears that I'd be fine with that so long as the so-called "Terminal" app (which includes Debian) can run on it.
Then again, I took a peek at cygwin (which I've not used in a few years), and it seems to have most of what I use most: tmux, vim, lua, curl, lynx, (open)ssh/sftp, slrn, mutt. Looks like I'd have to find a way to build "gemget" in that environment, but I could honestly do without Gemini. So maybe one of the couple Windows laptops I still own would do the trick...? Ah, but then maybe I can no longer trust the browser security of such... guess I'd have to switch to doing anything sensitive to the phone...?
It's all so ridiculous, really....