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Eating was an activity.

I didn’t realize how much eating a meal was an activity. Lunch with a friend. Dinner out with the husband. Brunch with family. Even grocery shopping and cooking dinner. I still cook but it is different now. It’s just another chore.
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  • I love going out to eat. It isnt so much about the food as it is about spending time with family and friends and actually slowing down life a little instead of always being on the run.

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    I still very much enjoy going out to eat. I ate primarily soups from February-November and even then had a good time. That's how we usually socialize and I wouldn't want to give that up for anything.

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I'm not enjoying eating out much and prefer to eat at home now post-op. Even if we share a lunch, I can eat so very little food that I end up doing more sitting and watching my husband eat than eating myself and there are so many menu items that I can't have.

I still very much enjoy going out to eat. I ate primarily soups from February-November and even then had a good time. That's how we usually socialize and I wouldn't want to give that up for anything.

I love going out to eat. It isnt so much about the food as it is about spending time with family and friends and actually slowing down life a little instead of always being on the run.

I agree, it was an activity, a reason to spend time with people I care about. So, I still do it. The food part is a bit of a chore but the company is great. I find that I eat what I can and take home the rest and eat it over the next few days. Then I don't have to cook! But, I am mindful of what I eat and stick with the protein first. I wish restaurants would cook their vegetables...the crunchy ones are too much trouble...never cared for the blanched/al dente version.

I immediately put at least half of what I order in a to go box. stick to apps or soups you can 'linger' over. it is about the fellowship of the meal to me and not the consumption of the food.

On ‎2‎/‎6‎/‎2019 at 1:48 PM, seaforest said:

I agree, it was an activity, a reason to spend time with people I care about. So, I still do it. The food part is a bit of a chore but the company is great. I find that I eat what I can and take home the rest and eat it over the next few days. Then I don't have to cook! But, I am mindful of what I eat and stick with the Protein first. I wish restaurants would cook their vegetables...the crunchy ones are too much trouble...never cared for the blanched/al dente version.

LOL me too @crunchy veggies lol especially green beans, I am from the south where we cook them ALL day lol

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