1. More vitamin C
It's been a lot of pasta and english muffins this week (though here they're just called "muffins") and I'd like that to change. I have to say one of the biggest adjustments so far is getting used to a new kitchen and a new system in the kitchen. Our apartment in Montreal is a well-oiled machine when it comes to food, and groceries and preparation are always a team effort. Here, everyone cooks mostly for themselves meaning fridge and freezer storage is divided amongst 5 people, which doesn't really leave a lot of room for any of us, especially when you're trying to store fresh produce, hence the primarily carb-based diet. I'm going to buy some oranges today.
2. Up on time
This isn't because I feel guilty sleeping in until around 10ish everyday, it's that the hot water in the shower is always gone by the time I get to it. Not fun.
3. Party (slightly) less
It might not have been on par with Carnival, but I did manage to go out 5 of the 7 nights I've been here. Now, before you say, "Woah, Ryan, take it easy on the hooch," be it known that all of these nights were either special get-to-know-people events or birthday parties, so it was in my best interest to go. They were also all very enjoyable. Plus, most Scottish beer is between 2-4%, so pint for pint I'm drinking less of the brain-numbing stuff than I would be in Canada. I'm pretty sure the other adverse health aspects remain the same, but I won't go into that. Regardless, I'd like to find another activity to occupy my evenings, if only to have the option.
4. Deep-fried Mars bar
I don't know where it is, but I will find it, photograph it, eat it, and then post it here so arteries everywhere can live in fear.
I'm with you on all of those accounts.
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent goals...not necessarily to party less, but I respect you. Can't wait for the deep fried mars bars!
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of # four..
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