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>Which begs the question: just how far away can you get from our world of generic convenience? And how would you figure that out? I'm an insomniac much of the
by steve-howard 15y ago
>Which begs the question: just how far away can you get from our world of generic convenience? And how would you figure that out?
I'm an insomniac much of the time. Some weeks/months I don't sleep until it's light out. Out here in suburban Chicago, the only places still open to me when it's late and I'm hungry are 7-11, McDonald's, and Burger King. So I'll take "generic convenience," because it at least makes my life a little easier to be able to get something resembling food when there's nothing else open.
(Yes, I could plan ahead and put things in my fridge and cook food. I'll get back to you when I have the energy or the inclination to do that).
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- nawariata 15y agoDon't expect high energy when you munch on McDonalds, look into what proper nutrition can do for your body and mind.
- steve-howard 15y agoMy energy level problems stem from something else, because I've not had any of it since I was 12. Still trying to find the cause.
- HeyLaughingBoy 15y agoMaybe it's your diet.
- steve-howard 15y agoMy diet was very different before I got to college.
- JonnieCache 15y agoThis sounds like a vicious circle to me.
- mortenjorck 15y agoI do the same, because (perhaps you share this) there's a certain, hard-to-define, yet ceaseless wonder to wandering into a 7-Eleven or a Walgreens late at night and foraging for just the right snack. I don't know why, but it's an experience I enjoy.