Hmmm....not bad. Impressive.

I've actually taken to eating smaller meals throughout the day. Seems to work better most of the time.

Well, imagine 80-lb me back in 7th grade eating three slices of pizza.

But most of the time, I don't feel like eating too much. Occasionally, I still need to remind myself, but I'm getting better at knowing my limits >.>

O_O
Well, that would be quite impressive.

Yeah, that sounds about like the first year of college into the second year to me...that was mine a bit at least. Thankfully I didn't have an unlimited meal plan so I couldn't just eat all the time.

He wanted to though.... Hyjin would eat like five plates of food per sitting.

I'm acutally on real money this year and not freshman money, so I'm doing my best to not spend too much.

Yeah real money sucks... *hates being poor*

Yeah....the meal plan money and whatnot is nice to have. At the same time (though it requires more thought) using real money comes out cheaper...for the most part.

Meal plans give you a sense of getting something out of it, more than paying with cash (or pre-loaded id cards, for me) does. I'm not sure if that makes sense? Like...I don't feel like I'm wasting so much as long as I eat a decent chunk of my meal, and don't let slip more than one or two meal blocks per two weeks. But...in real money, two meal blocks would be $16 or $18, and if I dropped a twenty down the drain, I'd freak out much, much more.

Understand completely. That's basically my view on it. Makes you think about it a lot more than just using a "block meal" or two as the situation stands.

I never used block meals after my freshman year.

*rumbles around in the back, trying to find something to eat or drink*

Hey hey, careful around back there... Also, it's polite to ask.

...If you're really that hungry, there are a few stale loaves of bread in the cellar. Don't touch the moonshine, though.

Moonshine? *perks up with tail wagging* Where is it? WHERE?! *dashes around knocking stuff over*

....Upstairs. Pull out Volume D of the encyclopedia on the bookshelf, then slide the shelf over. Go down the ladder; the stuff under the floorboards.

Though, if anyone raids, I'll know who blabbed.

*heads upstairs and does as instructed, nearly squealing with delight at the stock* Yes, awesome...YES!

Don't take too much; it didn't come cheap.