xyjames

Thanks for the reply. Enjoying the cold air we've been having? lol Eating healthy, for the most part has always come naturally. I always loved veggies and fruit. My issue really stems I think by what I eat and how much of it I eat. I eat to little of this and to much of that, it ruins the dietary needs. It happens, I think out of convenience. Like you said, "I had the same problem with finding time to eat healthy food since I'm a college student and work at the same time". The preparing ahead of time sounds like a good idea actually! It will make things easier in the end. xyjames

I have been a Vegetarian for a year now and have started weight lifting for a better body. I was athletic and really healthy when I was younger but have slowly slipped into too many bad habits. I am aiming to be 200 pounds (I am at 180 : 9 Oct, 2012) by my birthday next year. When I started weight lifting I was at 155, I am 6 feet tall and have always been really lanky. Well, I am eager to get to know some fellow Veg*n people who are a little more experienced than me for advice and stories. Especially some advice on a low maintenance diet plan. I live a very busy lifestyle and rarely ever have time to cook and I work at a restaurant as a server where the food is far from worth eating. xyjames