Paleo Diet? Does anyone know anything?

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 05:13:25 GMT, "Gary Rimar"
wrote:


I tend to eat at supermarkets

Eat at supermarkets????


Ms.Jaime

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On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 05:13:25 GMT, "Gary Rimar"
wrote:


I tend to eat at supermarkets

Eat at supermarkets????


Ms.Jaime


I was tired when I typed that. Instead of going to fast food restaurants, I
tend to buy stuff at supermarkets and then take it someplace to eat it. I'm
constantly on the go, which means that even though I can cook, I usually
don't have the time to do so.

Gary (good catch on your part) Rimar

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 04:51:14 GMT, "Gary Rimar"
wrote:


I was tired when I typed that. Instead of going to fast food restaurants, I
tend to buy stuff at supermarkets and then take it someplace to eat it. I'm
constantly on the go, which means that even though I can cook, I usually
don't have the time to do so.

I understand what you mean now. Back when I was taking some computer
course the *school* was located in a strip mall with a supermarket at
one end. I used to go in there before lunch and buy 2 precooked
chicken breasts from the deli and a salad I made up myself from the
items in the salad bar. The whole thing cost around $3.00 a day and
was a lot easier then making my lunch every evening when I was tired
and just wanted to relax. I also did not have to carry food
containers back and forth from school along with my books and I had a
hot meal I could eat at school in the student's kitchenette every day.

Even now when I go down to my gym I will sometimes stop off at the
nearby supermarket and pick up some roast beef and a small chunk of
cheese from the deli.
With a half hour bus ride back up Hamilton mountain towards home I can
sit on the bus and roll them up and eat them on the bus before getting
home. Then when I get home I'm not hungry after my workout and I can
crash for a couple of hours before my boys get home.


(good catch on your part)

I don't miss much. :-)

Ms.Jaime

Clever, well thought out and executed plan! Well done, "Ms. Jaime"!

You've demonstrated exactly the type of "can do" attitude that most of us
reading here need.

Best regards,
DustyB

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On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 04:51:14 GMT, "Gary Rimar"
wrote:


I was tired when I typed that. Instead of going to fast food
restaurants, I
tend to buy stuff at supermarkets and then take it someplace to eat it.
I'm
constantly on the go, which means that even though I can cook, I usually
don't have the time to do so.
good use of time and resources snipped for brevity...

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 08:09:45 -0700, "HealthNutz"
wrote:

Clever, well thought out and executed plan! Well done, "Ms. Jaime"!

You've demonstrated exactly the type of "can do" attitude that most of us
reading here need.

I think you are confusing my posts with someone's elses.

I never wrote that.

Ms.Jaime

Oops! Mea culpa!

DustyB

"Ms. Jaime" wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 08:09:45 -0700, "HealthNutz"
wrote:

Clever, well thought out and executed plan! Well done, "Ms. Jaime"!

You've demonstrated exactly the type of "can do" attitude that most of us
reading here need.

I think you are confusing my posts with someone's elses.

I never wrote that.

Ms.Jaime

On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 09:01:23 -0700, "HealthNutz"
wrote:

Oops! Mea culpa!

I'm glad we cleared that up. :-)

Ms.Jaime

ToolPackinMama wrote:

Don't underestimate the Cave-people. They knew about preserving food by
drying it. They could have had dried fruit leathers in the winter, for
example.

Our primitive forebears were very clever, hard-working, and
resourceful. They probably stayed thin by working hard for everything
that they ever got.

Hunter-gathering cultures typically have the most leisure time and
spend the *least* amount of time on survival needs of any type of
human culture, including our own!

Agriculture based societies, that's hard work (and lots of it).

Shirley

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