Today was shopping day. The last time I went for groceries was two weeks ago.
I made omelettes, served it with 2 crackers (glutenfree) for each of us and some soup made out of the bit tomato paste left and added the last macaroni and dill to it. The late brunch was good enough though I kind of burned my omelette. I wonder why it always happens to my food. I guess because I am the last one eating but it sucks. At least it was still fluffy and I learned I can make soup out of half of the tomato paste I usually use.
I drove to town and the youngest came along. I made a list but didn't take it out of my handbag. What is written down I remember unless I am very distracted plus I only have a certain amount to spend which means I have to buy what is most necessary which is food, low budget food.
Low budget means, cheese, meat, fruit, vegetables, yoghurt, desserts, cookies, candies, et cetera can not be bought. Since we have to eat I bought cheap toast bread (soft for a change), glutenfree crackers and oatmeal (good for breakfast or our first meal of the day) plus a package of tea, some milk (no fresh one since it's more expensive), five bananas, baked beans, french fries (food for three days) and a small package of butter.
Looking back this is for sure not what I call healthy but there isn't much more in it for the next six days. At least we still have vitamin and mineralpills (C, D3, Zinc, Iodine, iron). In six days I go back to buy something for my child's birthday. I have some decoration, candles and will find a way to make it special.
Signatures are collected to fight for lower taxes on fruit and vegetables. The government wants us all to be vegetarians but according to them fruit and vegetables,vegan is luxury. Luxury is charged with a high tax.