Feb 24, 2007 15:27
I've just decided to update for several reasons. Primarily it is for personal reason since while I haven't become antisocial, I have become more interested in just being me, being in my skin for a change (which is something I'm happy to say I finally feel comfortable doing).
I've been working back toward becoming vegetarian again. It's a gradual process, but so far I haven't eaten any beef for the past couple of weeks and I'm slowly cutting out the poultry.
I also haven't drank any soda for a while. I should've began recording each day I didn't drink soda before now, but I'll begin now. Today, I know for a fact I have only drank water. I haven't even had any juice--I occaisionally have orange juice during breakfast (not that there's anything wrong with orange juice, or anything).
Yesterday, I did eat some chicken for dinner (chinese food). I feel a little guilty about that, but I understand that this is a step-by-step process and my primary goal is to eat more healthy; cutting out meat is a secondary goal. Today, I had a sausage biscuit (again, more guilt; but it was bought for me and I hate to waste moreso than I'd like to be vegetarian) for breakfast, and a bowl of clam chowder and two grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch. I don't feel so bad about occaisional seafood because I think seafood is very healthy for you and the only ethical reason I'd have for not eating seafood (and why I'd like to learn to eat it sparingly) is because our seas are being overfished.
I guess that's all I wish to disclose for now. I guess lately, this has been some boring stuff, but it's healthy to have a journal, I believe. Well, I'm probably going to go see if I can do a little bit of studying and then it's off for some DDR (or vice-versa).
I weighed myself recently. I'm 250 lbs. I think. Let's see if I drop some weight on this self-tailored diet plan of mine. But, I hate the term diet. I prefer the term, 'altering my diet'. This is something I plan to permenantly instill in myself.
boring stuff,
health,
vegetarianism