Tagged With: food-and-drink
NonFicWriMo #16: Unusual Fruits
You can buy apples and oranges all the time. Bananas and grapes are also usually readily available, and if you need a lemon or lime for something they’re not too hard to find at the supermarket. Peaches, blueberries, and raspberries are common too. Even mangos, figs, and coconuts are not too hard to find these … Continue reading
Diet Update
Just a brief update. The diet is going reasonably well; tonight right after dinner I had some milk and a pear and felt like I’d eaten too much, which is probably a good thing. The food continues to be tasty; the breakfasts have not been too interesting but the lunches and dinners have been quite … Continue reading
Listy
Apparently I need Remedial Walking classes. In addition to falling down the stairs at home a couple of weeks ago and injuring my right foot, today I fell down the stairs of the parking lot shuttle bus and hurt my left leg! So I am now forced to just go around in a bit of … Continue reading
Sailing from Seattle
Here I am aboard the Oosterdam. (It’s “oh” like “toast.”) It is far too late for me – 11:30pm, and I think I’m still jet-lagged. I think I will just tell everything in chronological order. Oh, except first I will mention that I forgot a timepiece other than my Sidekick, dammit. I suspect they have … Continue reading
Sugar Free Coffee Coffee
I occasionally stop at 7-11 to get coffee in the morning. I don’t normally add any flavor shots – those syrups you can add to your coffee – because they have some calories. Granted, it’s not many calories, but they are there. When I stopped in today, I noticed they now have a sugar-free syrup. … Continue reading
Holiday Spice Pepsi
I can definitely taste the fact that this is regular, and not diet, so that might be coloring my perception a bit…but I still think it’s horrid. Continue reading
Grenada Journal
I’d expected it to be much more difficult to breathe, but when I was in the water I just swam around and looked at the coral and the fish. Continue reading
Grenada Journal
We took a taxi into St. George’s and had ourselves dropped off near the Grenada National Museum. Continue reading