On the back of my first world problem of always being tired, I thought today I would address my second first world problem- The problem with always being hungry.
- You get really sad when you are down to your last bite of food.
- You get major food envy when someone has something yummier than you.
- Every major life event and place you visit is remembered by food. For example my best holiday ever was when I was about 6 and I went to Albany with my Grandparents. It was the first time I was introduced to Crumbed Chicken and Cheese sausages. My life was never the same again.
- You plan weekends down south so you can stop at your favourite servo and get a crumbed chicken and cheese sausage. Now I am aware you can get them in Perth, but if I let myself do that I will end up the size of a house.
- You get just as excited about getting plane food as you do about going on a holiday. That rattle of the food trolley, and those cute little packets of cheese and jatz crackers. YUM.
- You start thinking about lunch before you have finished breakfast.
- You look at someone with total disbelief when someone says "OMG I am full." What is this full of which they speak? No really... what do you mean full?
- You get panicky if you think there is a slight chance you are going somewhere with no food. Hence the reason I could never go on Survivor.
- You think going without food for any longer than 3 hours counts as fasting.
- You would rather give away your Louis Vuitton handbag than do the 40Hour Famine.
- You only drink sugar free or zero calorie drinks (except for wine of course) because why would you waste calories on drinks?
- You really don't understand shake diets. Why drink a shake when you can eat the same calories in food?
- You are prepared to wake up at 5am every morning if it means you can eat a bit more.
- One of your favourite things to do in a foreign country is to go to a Supermarket to check out the snack foods.
- You get really, really upset when you go out and it is only nibblies. Whilst nibblies are fine as a pre dinner snack, (or an after dinner snack for that matter) it does not constitute a meal.
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