Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Food - per request

Remaining vegetarian has been no problem at all. I eat pretty typical foods, just very simple.

Breakfast options: oatmeal; bread/peanut butter/banana; yogurt; fruit (I usually buy apples, bananas, peaches, sometimes oranges, sometimes mangos which are indescribably delicious here, wow)
Lunch/Dinner options: bread/cheese; hard-boiled egg; rice/lentils; beans; frozen veggies; pasta

There is actually a good amount of food available, but I am on a very tight budget, and limited in my transportation. One of our volunteers even has access to soy milk and veggie burgers in her town! I’m pretty sure when I go back to the U.S. I will be staying far away from oatmeal for a while…and frozen vegetables…I eat them twice a day and it’s getting OLD!

I already have a mental list of the foods I am dying to eat once I’m home. Lasagna, pierogi, falafel, saganaki, Mexican, Thai, pizza…

I’ll write about traditional foods once I note down what they’re actually called (as opposed to “that sandy bread”) and how to spell them.

2 Comments:

At May 1, 2009 at 6:22 PM , Anonymous Mom said...

Hmmm. I can take care of some of this, but I think you'll have to see Dad about the rest.
I can't wait for you to come home! Don't forget the kluski!

 
At May 3, 2009 at 8:29 PM , Blogger Chow said...

Lindsey
I just wanted to write you to tell you how proud I am of you. Its wonderful to see you touch so many lives. I love reading your blog. Keep up the incredible work your doing.
With Love From Your Former Science Teacher Mr. Wochaski
XO

 

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