It’s official. Summer
is here. No Spring in sight. Today the temperature will come close to
ninety degrees in Va Beach. I am not
complaining. After the longest winter on
record, I made a promise to God that if we have the hottest summer on record, I
would not complain.
So moving on.
I’m so glad the weekend is here. No particular reason – I just enjoy the
weekends.
Do you shop at Whole Foods?
I normally don’t. For two
reasons: It’s locationally inconvenient
(i.e. far from house) and it’s financially inconvenient (i.e. expensive as
hell). Despite these two huge deterrents
I packed a bag and drove out to the mecca of everything organic and good for
you. I was in search of some healthy
snacks because even though I eat very healthily 80%-85% of the time, I still
crave something salty or sweet from time to time. It’s not a huge deal but I really want to do
better. I got some recommendations from
YouTube and I was on my way.
Here’s what I picked up:
I posted a video of my first impressions of each one of
these over at Fab Fit and 50, go check it out.
I spent more than $30 for these treats O_o and I’m still trying
to wrap my head around that ... I suppose I would
much rather spend money now to stay healthy instead of spending more money later to
correct a preventable problem. Know what
I mean?
1 comment:
I go to "Whole Paycheck", I mean, Whole Foods a couple of times a week. That's the cheapest place for my water refills, and some of the organic veggies and organic salad mixes are cheaper than my local farmers market.
Healthy food costs a lot more than unhealthy food. The food industry has set it up that way... on purpose. Preventative health problems be damned. Worry about that later!
I will always try something once. I am glad I do, because maybe half the time I find things I like.
I found a good flax seed cracker at one of the natural food co-ops in my area. And I found a great dried kale chip seasoned with lemon and honey at my local juice bar. Yes expensive, but good.
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