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Grocery Shopping - Sign of Getting Old

This is another sign of getting old.  Nobody has to tell me to eat fruits and vegetables anymore.  I eat 5+ servings of fruits and vegetables every day.  Also, I workout.  And I still worry about getting sick and dying too early. Haha..

This is my typical day's diet.

  • Morning: Juice (2 apples, 3 potatoes, 4 carrots, some fruits).
  • Breakfast & snack (at work): Fruits - 2 serving size.
  • Lunch: I stopped eating fast food.
  • Dinner: Balanced with vegetables.
  • Night (sometimes): 1 serving of fruit.

*Fitness
My take on eating good:

  • If you eat bad - you feel satisfied for that moment.  And you feel bad for the rest of your life. You have a better chance of getting sick and die. And you look bad.
  • If you eat good - Food is still enjoyable.  I can still enjoy bad food in moderate amount.  I feel good for the rest of my life. And I look better.
  • Food is addiction just like tobacco.  - Food industry is putting stuff that people cannot resist.  Think about that the next time when you eat insane amount of fat, salt, or sugar.  If I open a can of Pringles, I usually finish the whole can in a day or two.  I know I must stop, but I keep eating.  Why is that?  But if you understand the fact that industry is designing food so you eat more, then you have a better chance of fighting that craving. 

I went out on a routine grocery shopping on Sunday night.  Ralphs had some good stuff.


8 corns, 3 peaches, 3 nectarines, 3 oranges, 3 bananas, & 2 bags of grapes.  Total Price: $8.56. All from Ralphs


inside of my mini cooler on a typical morning
Fruit of the season & any vegetables I found on sale


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