Thank you, Cat. I have long believed that, if we must eat, then let us DINE.
When I was a little boy, I wanted a hamburger for breakfast. Nobody had told me about, say, steak and eggs, and I sure as hell did not want cereal. Iβm not a cow! As I matured, I taught myself to look at the bigger picture. I am a night owl, too! Many times I have walked in from the night at 6 AM, with her scent on me; however, I had stopped off at a Chinatown restaurant on the way home. I was not fasting. And there were times when I didnβt want to eat on waking, just as there have been times when I didnβt want to work, or exercise. My needs supersede my wants, so I take care of my needs.
Iβm not surprised thst you enjoy omlets. Do you prefer them soft, medium or hard? I like them in-between soft and medium.
I will say this: on a workday, thereβs not enough time to savor a meal. Itβs fuel, juste. An omelet in the evening is an entirely different proposition!
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Catbookss (13664)
7 years ago
There's nothing wrong with eating a hamburger for breakfast -- bread, beef patty, cheese, tomato, leafy green lettuce, with lettuce being the only unusual item as breakfast food, but certainly there's nothing wrong with it. I'd say little boy R_K's body was communicating just fine with little R_K.
In my opinion a great deal of our health issues can be traced to us *not* listening to the wisdom our bodies impart to us. Other animals don't have this split, so their instincts are intact. But we're trained out of it early on, by our well-meaning parents and society.
I prefer my omelets medium. If they're at all runny, that puts me off. If too hard, then it's overdone for me.
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R_Kane (15828)
7 years ago
Youβre right, of course, Cat, that our bodies are often smarter than we are. When I said I wanted a βburger for breakfast, my family reacted as if I were nuts, so that put an end to my interest.
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