The College Experience ~ "Balanced Diet" Means Half Are Beef Flavor And Half Are Chicken

[bloodyrosemccoy]

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Now that I’ve started sporadically cooking in an attempt to eat more healthily, this is what my diet looks like:

 

Breakfast: Girl Scout cookies and milk

Lunch: Peanut butter sandwich, Girl Scout cookies, and water

Snack: Handful of Just Veggies, Girl Scout cookies, and milk

Dinner: Delicious meal, perhaps stir fry chicken and vegetables on rice or pork and sugar snap peas on noodles with stir fry sauce,* and a gigantic can of Arizona Iced Tea With Raspberry Flavor.

Midnight Snack: Girl Scout cookies

 

Believe it or not, it’s a big improvement over the All Ramen And Pop Tarts Diet I was on before, which truly does wonders for somebody who can only digest refined carbohydrates very incompletely. I may actually be getting some nutrients this way.

 

Or maybe I’ll be dead before I graduate.  But dammit, at least I’ll have had Thin Mints.

 

 

*Hey, I have this big bottle of the stuff, okay?

Comments

[dimethirwen.livejournal.com]

*orgasmic delight*

Ooooh, Girl Scout cookies...

I came across some Girl Scouts selling their wares in the local Giant the other day, and I couldn't fork over the obscene $3.50 fast enough.

*eats Thin Mints and dies of happiness*

[queenlyzard.livejournal.com]

*cracks up* Oh, honey, I have so been there and done that. I recommend chicken cup-soups, those packets of breakfast cereal that come in a little plastic dish, and (if you have access to a freezer) TV dinners. Oh, and little individual yogurts and fruit cups. Things like this are easy to buy in large quantities when on sale, and then you can eat the same thing for a week. That's kinda what I still do, actually.

What flavor girl scout cookies?

[viizou.livejournal.com]

I like to cook when I have time, but I've been living on cereal and bagels for about a week. With the odd egg-based dish every now and then. But I do make an effort to snack on vegetables and have a salad every day, so my diet might actually not be as bad as it sounds.

Frankly, I don't buy that weird eating habits end with college...

[placetohide.livejournal.com]

I have to say... that looks pretty appealing to me, haha. It's a good start compared to Ramen Land, anyway! Just ease out those delicious cookies...

[gondolinchick01.livejournal.com]

I so feel you on the Girl Scout cookies. I spent a good $14 on them the other day and was cursing myself today that I didn't get more Thin Mints. Maybe they're still there today...

[principessar.livejournal.com]

Ooh girlscout cookies -- I'm jealous-- I haven't had any for years. I like the coconut caramel ones -- I can't even remember their names LOL...

Actually, this year I've been eating well -- I cook once a week or so and I make balanced food and I eat it 'til it's gone. It's strange because I'm sort of used to feeling guilty that I don't eat well -- that I eat too much fat, not enough vegetables, but now I actually do eat healthily ... LOL. There's always a salad, some vegetables, some meat, a starch :)

And it's helped my health. My teeth are less sensitive and I've lost weight. I'm totally using this as an arguing point for my mom -- I'm telling her I can't go back to the dorms because I need to cook for myself and if I don't I'll get sick.

I'm trying as much as I can to use good quality ingrediants -- but they are so expensive! Like, I went to the market last week and bought food but spent like 30 euros on bread and some vegetables and some good-quality fresh raviolis --

But, you know, there's such a part of me that wants to be a mom already, LOL. I want to feed people. LOL.