Why hello to you too!
Frankly, I think f**king with your food intake/supply will make anyone cranky. I went for a week on a high protein, low fat diet and I was a righteous bitch to everyone.
Jamie's right, it is about learning. And perhaps the right lesson to learn is that it's easier to incorporate your ideals/goals into your life gradually, as opposed to Wham, bam, I'll-radically-change-my-life-overnight thank you ma'am.
Yeah, I didn't plan for this very well. I think it's because i made a last-minute (kind of) decision to do it.
And now this afternoon I have to go to the legislature to a committee meeting during lunchtime. I had some sunflower bread for breakfast again, and my potatoes, asparagus and gravy (which do appeal today, thank goodness) are not very portable. Hum. Late lunch I guess!
What about grits? Cheese grits are awesome, and I'd think the ingredients could be found locally.
You can't do a darned thing about that work-related food, missy. Just enjoy it. 
Maybe when it comes to the PELC, you should just concern yourself with your dinners this time around?
Over the few years the Eat Local Challenge has been going on, I've definitely moved away from the dogmatic, forage-for-starchy-tubers end of it. I figure what's important is to REDUCE, over the long term, your intake of food from kajillions of miles away. As you know, this has become very lifestyley for us, to the point where we eat local pretty much automatically.
But...let's look at your case. You are busy. You have conflicts. Making yourself miserable won't make you more inclined to eat locally over the long term. Make yourself happy and see what kinds of things you can learn that will help you over time. You are already tapped into some great resources.
You're frustrated and feeling pissy. I'm confused and feeling clueless.
"I can has cheezburger"?
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