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Nov. 22nd, 2010 05:57 pmSo not being in classes and having an established routine? Really makes my eating habits go all to hell. I mean, they're not that great in terms of remembering to eat to begin with--I managed to factor in a 10:10 lunch half the time this semester, which is almost not worth it, and then on Tuesdays and Thursdays I often forget lunch period--but at least the routine of the day, combined with the routine of Oliver care, usually reminds me to stop doing whatever I'm finding so interesting and feed myself before I collapse.
Being at home (not in my apartment) is actually really not helping, because everything's different and confusing and I just don't want to eat what my parents have. Also, Oliver is no longer a useful schedule barometer the way he would be at home, because not having to walk him and his being subsumed into family dog schedule means that he doesn't provide the kind of structure that he does in the apartment.
The upside of this is that I haven't been eating very well over the past several days, which rationally I find rather worrying and bad for productivity. I lose focus when my blood sugar drops too low. And yet I can't seem to remember to feed myself, let alone feed myself with any kind of goodness.
It's funny that I'm worrying that I'm not eating enough over Thanksgiving break, though. There's a certain amusing irony to that.
Being at home (not in my apartment) is actually really not helping, because everything's different and confusing and I just don't want to eat what my parents have. Also, Oliver is no longer a useful schedule barometer the way he would be at home, because not having to walk him and his being subsumed into family dog schedule means that he doesn't provide the kind of structure that he does in the apartment.
The upside of this is that I haven't been eating very well over the past several days, which rationally I find rather worrying and bad for productivity. I lose focus when my blood sugar drops too low. And yet I can't seem to remember to feed myself, let alone feed myself with any kind of goodness.
It's funny that I'm worrying that I'm not eating enough over Thanksgiving break, though. There's a certain amusing irony to that.