Not quite what they meant...
So since I'm working in an office that is situated in a blasted wasteland (at least in terms of the food I can get to and eat in the half-hour I'm alloted for lunch), I went out and bought myself a very cute little lunchbox, made by a company called "Fit'N'Fresh". The idea is that you can fit a sandwich and some veggies and some dessert in your box and have a reasonable meal.
Today I have the following in my lunchbox:
- a piece of cadhla's pumpkin cake, split heightwise to make it fit
- two pieces of baguette covered in shredded cheese to be put on a plate and thence into the toaster oven at work
- two pieces of baguette with butter and raspberry jam
I'm planning on washing it all down with the Pointless Pepsi I have at work.
I'm pretty sure that's not what they meant by "healthy eating."
(Actually, if anyone has advice on how to become the kind of person who can pack lunches that include veggie bits and healthinesses, please let me know.)
Today I have the following in my lunchbox:
- a piece of cadhla's pumpkin cake, split heightwise to make it fit
- two pieces of baguette covered in shredded cheese to be put on a plate and thence into the toaster oven at work
- two pieces of baguette with butter and raspberry jam
I'm planning on washing it all down with the Pointless Pepsi I have at work.
I'm pretty sure that's not what they meant by "healthy eating."
(Actually, if anyone has advice on how to become the kind of person who can pack lunches that include veggie bits and healthinesses, please let me know.)