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Feb. 10th, 2001 07:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
verbminxI can't sleep. Too hot, too hungry. After hours of tossing and turning, I finally got up and lowered the ambient temperature and ate a MacIntosh apple, my favorite kind, larger than you usually see but not as nice as the organic ones from Wild Oats.
I've felt malnutritioned the past few days but have been unable, for various reasons, to make it to the grocery store (a major reason being that my mom hates it and would rather do anything than make time for grocery shopping; another being that I slept through the time I'd set aside for it the other day). I'm so hungry right now. Since I woke up Friday afternoon, after not a lot of sleep, I've consumed:
*several glasses of water
*one "just add boiling water" cup of Fantastic Foods Maple Raisin 3Grain cereal
*one large cup honey ginseng green tea
*one turkey club croissant sandwich with lettuce and tomato
*one serving white corn tortilla chips
*one cup flavored coffee
*half cup flavored decaf coffee
*a little bit of a brownie, maybe 1/2"x2"
*two wheat-free blueberry toaster waffles
*one wheat-free chocolate-chip pecan shortbread cookie
*one macintosh apple
I have no ideas. I'm VERY hungry, for... hm... just about anything, though on a more conscious level I know that I need more vegetables. I should have had enough protein; I should be fine on carbs. There just isn't a whole lot to eat, especially in terms of Things That Would Hit The Spot. What I really want right now is a great big salad.
Mom is missing her class today; she's in bed with a nasty migraine. She had already taken some painkillers when I found her crying and about to throw up in her room. I got her some Migraine Ice patches (for the forehead and the back of her neck), which I have found soothing when I've had bad headaches in the recent past, and I made sure her room was dark and that she had everything she needed to drink and such. What else is there to do? When someone is sick like that the best thing to do is whatever you can to make them comfortable as quickly as possible, then get the heck out of their way.
I've felt malnutritioned the past few days but have been unable, for various reasons, to make it to the grocery store (a major reason being that my mom hates it and would rather do anything than make time for grocery shopping; another being that I slept through the time I'd set aside for it the other day). I'm so hungry right now. Since I woke up Friday afternoon, after not a lot of sleep, I've consumed:
*several glasses of water
*one "just add boiling water" cup of Fantastic Foods Maple Raisin 3Grain cereal
*one large cup honey ginseng green tea
*one turkey club croissant sandwich with lettuce and tomato
*one serving white corn tortilla chips
*one cup flavored coffee
*half cup flavored decaf coffee
*a little bit of a brownie, maybe 1/2"x2"
*two wheat-free blueberry toaster waffles
*one wheat-free chocolate-chip pecan shortbread cookie
*one macintosh apple
I have no ideas. I'm VERY hungry, for... hm... just about anything, though on a more conscious level I know that I need more vegetables. I should have had enough protein; I should be fine on carbs. There just isn't a whole lot to eat, especially in terms of Things That Would Hit The Spot. What I really want right now is a great big salad.
Mom is missing her class today; she's in bed with a nasty migraine. She had already taken some painkillers when I found her crying and about to throw up in her room. I got her some Migraine Ice patches (for the forehead and the back of her neck), which I have found soothing when I've had bad headaches in the recent past, and I made sure her room was dark and that she had everything she needed to drink and such. What else is there to do? When someone is sick like that the best thing to do is whatever you can to make them comfortable as quickly as possible, then get the heck out of their way.
