With Dave gone, I think I’m a little down and less motivated. I haven’t been very inclined to cook for myself, which I have managed to do in the past when he’s gone. On the way home I knew I had to stop at the grocery if I was going to have any chance of eating a decent meal over the next few days. On spur of the moment, I stopped at Earthfare to get my groceries tonight. I figure I’ve been stress-eating lately, I’d be more productive if I stress-bought!
Here is proof of Dave’s theory that “organic” is code for more expensive.
- Conventional Peaches: $1.99
- Organic Red Plums: $2.99
- Organic Nectarines: $3.99
For Dave, I got some Ram’s Head IPA from Top of the Hill Brewery! Fun that you can buy it here, and in cans, as well!
A gift for Jenny – local soap powder for your laundry!
Here’s my dinner – Manchego, spiced salami, asian pear, Jonagold apple, Wasa crackers and steamed asparagus, with a glass of Kim Crawford Unoaked Chardonnay.
I thought it was quite tasty and a nice change from the deli sandwiches and Bojangle’s I’ve been eating. 
YAY for stress-buying! I do it too. But don’t have as good of an excuse. I hope he gets home soon:)
Comment by — June 26, 2007 @ 2:53 am
Gone again eh? Is it that time of the year?
You almost ate the whole thing. Least it was emi healthy.
We had grilled italian sausages with rice and a salad with cherry tomatoes from the garden.
Comment by — June 26, 2007 @ 9:56 am
Yeah, I did almost eat the whole thing! 🙂 It wasn’t as filling as over-indulging in something heavy like lasagne, though.
Tonight it’s whole wheat pasta with fresh pesto.
Comment by — June 26, 2007 @ 10:26 am
YUM!
That does look supremely fabulous. And how cool is the local soap powder??
(Manchego is one of my favorite cheeses)
I’m sorry you’re down and lonely and stuff. I suppose I know what that’s like. 🙂
Comment by — June 26, 2007 @ 11:08 am
btw? my fave is the fiber rye. YUM.
Comment by — June 26, 2007 @ 12:49 pm