Thoughts on Food

Note to self: grocery store eating is much much more profitable than ordering in food. For example:

While wounded, I ordered pizza with my roommates. I ordered a large (13.5") pepperoni pizza and chicken fingers. Total cost approximately £20 with delivery, tax and tip. Total meals: 4-6

When semi-better (today), wandered down to the grocery store. With another £20 in hand, look at all the food I bought!

That's right! With the same amount of cash I managed to buy:

• Honey Shreddies
• Milk
• Mayonaise
• 4 Bananas
• 3 Apples
• 2 'Giant' Chocolate Bars
• Jam
• Bottle of Coke
• Sliced Turkey/Ham (not quite sure what this will be like, but we'll see...)
• Loaf of Bread
• Ragu
• Cheese

All together that's probably about 10-20 meals. Grocery store wins!

I'm just happy to have some 'real' food like pasta and fruit and toast and sandwiches - it got tiring eating nothing but dry cereal and leftover oranges (stuff that the old tennant left for me).

Of course, all of you who do a lot of grocery store shopping will already know this, but I just wanted to point it out. Of course, after I got home from the grocery store I still looked up the menu for Gordon Ramsey's Restaurant here in London, as well as Yo!Sushi.

Anyone wanna give me £120 to eat 7 courses at Gordon Ramsey's restaurant? No? I guess it's pasta for dinner then... Haha.

As a side note: Yes my foot is slowly getting better. I did manage to hobble down the street to the grocery store. It hurt while walking though, a lot. My foot and leg actually started shaking by the time I got down the hill and I was sufficiently wiped by the time I had bought my food and walked back. That is partly to blame on the high humidity today, but mostly on the foot, I'm thinking. If the weather tomorrow is decent, I think I'll head into the city - I'm tired of being cooped up here.