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[QUOTE=Corvidae;602058]You watch wild rabbits munching on local lawns and simultaneously think 1) how adorable they are and 2) whether or not you can legally trap them and how good the meat would be with them eating non-native landscaping[/QUOTE]
My sister gets angry because I tend to say whatever I think. Also, found a grocery store within walking distance that sells grass fed beef and lamb plus organic vegetables.
I can get everything barely 5 miles from home now.
[QUOTE=Kimelah;601958]As we slough off the CW crap that has been clogging our souls, we then need to develop VERY thick skin to NOT freak out about the crap that's still out there.[/QUOTE]
This is very true and I realized that ideally I would not get so aggravated about the crap I see on the nutrition labels. So probably more like, "You know you're primal when the egregious amount of soy in anything arguably edible makes you chuckle as you pick up your farm fresh eggs & grass-fed beef..."
[QUOTE=namelesswonder;602277]This is very true and I realized that ideally I would not get so aggravated about the crap I see on the nutrition labels. So probably more like, "You know you're primal when the egregious amount of soy in anything arguably edible makes you chuckle as you pick up your farm fresh eggs & grass-fed beef..."[/QUOTE]
You know you're primal when you don't buy things with more than one ingredient on the label.
[QUOTE=SlimIcy;602299]You know you're primal when you don't buy things with more than one ingredient on the label.[/QUOTE]
"EGGS. Warning: Contains egg."
[quote=corvidae;602594]"eggs. Warning: Contains egg."[/quote]
rotflmao!
...when your favorite day of the month is the day you make the big monthly meat and veg order from the local farm. Or, the day it's delivered and you can't stop drooling as you unpack all the boxes of food!
You seriously consider buying a bunny from the pet shop with the intention of fattening up for the pot.
[QUOTE=Corvidae;602058]You watch wild rabbits munching on local lawns and simultaneously think 1) how adorable they are and 2) whether or not you can legally trap them and how good the meat would be with them eating non-native landscaping[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=phreebie;603000]You seriously consider buying a bunny from the pet shop with the intention of fattening up for the pot.[/QUOTE]
Oh no you dont want pet-breeds of rabbits. Netherland Dwarves, Holland Lops, and Mini Rexes? Way too small. You want Himalayans, or hell maybe even a Flemish Giant (although you risk starting to think of it like the family dog because they are big as one).
(<--- 4H girl, right here >.<)
You "cheat" on Canadian Thanksgiving by having yams.
..... you sit down to read the last 10 pages of this thread while breaking your 30 hour IF and absentmindedly eat 1/2 lb of sliced liver sausage. By itself.