Food Thoughts

[kadairk]

I read a lot about food:  politics, health, social implications.  I have a weird obsession with cookbooks, but I don't much care for cooking shows or magazines.  I don't call myself a foodie, probably because I just don't like the word.

Recently, I've become overly interested in detoxing, trying no fewer than three differing approaches to detoxing

Comments

[jslorentz]

I find that the elimination of things I don't truly enjoy has gone a long way for me. The cheap foods I ate too much in college were banished after graduation, and you might notice that I almost never eat fries unless they're exceptionally good.

Good luck to you, doll. :* Let me know anything I can do to help!

[emmainfiniti]

Congrats on the successful beginning and self-analysis.

The idea of a detox/cleanse is very appealing to me, too (though I shudder at the thought of giving up caffeine). I would like to combine it with some form of retreat. If I am going to do some kind of austere food regimen, I think I am more likely to be successful if I can get outside my regular life.
I've had so many setbacks this weekend on food that I might just as well start over from scratch.