Eating out
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Rhonda53
New Member
Joined: 16 Aug 2007
Posts: 12
Sun Sep 16, 2007 8: 41 am    Post subject: Eating out
Hi guys! I just thought that I would turn out to you with this problem that I have. I need to know what book I can buy for eating out. When I tell you that I have hardly any time at all, I hardly have any time at all.
I indoctrinate school, and I am in school working on my M. A. and on top of that, I am working on a business. I have no time for myself. When I tell you that my day starts at 4: 45 and I am not done until like 2 am I am not kidding. It is so hard and I am really trying. It is so bad until when I sit down for a second with a break I am literally falling out. My cohort was telling me that gal thinks that I am doing too much. I don ' t feel tired until I sit down and then it hits me like a pile of brick ( 60 sec ) flat. I am doing this and I really don ' t have time to cook. I can walk on my treadmil and listen to my class lectures. If anyone can point me in the right directiion I wouod be gratful. I will no bba able to wait for an answer, I am soarting to get sleepy. Snyway, than for all your help.
bluehex
Senior Member
Joined: 03 Dec 2003
Posts: 2663
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Sun Sep 16, 2007 1: 33 pm    Post subject:
The best " book " to use would be your common sense. Burgers without buns and without ketchup, salads with oil and vinegar rather than bottled dressing, if Chinese or Indian - make sure it ' s not sweet and sour, etc. It ' s perfectly possible to eat out, but you have to be very conscious and choosy of the foods you buy.
D14965
Established Member
Joined: 09 Feb 2007
Posts: 139
Location: Geelong Australia
Fri Sep 21, 2007 3: 13 am    Post subject:
MOst restaurants can do you a steak and veges - if it is not on the menu just ask. As For fast food takeaways etc.. hamburgers without buns or ketchup are good options.11 октября 2008 г.