It's 7PM and my day was boring as hell. Coudn't wait to get home.

*slimey hug* :-P

Finally calling it a night, though. Only 5 hours to sleep left...

-laughs- In all probability. If it's a word that's identical in a far older country? Odds are this culture swiped it.

Hey there. =) How's it going?

Gute Nacht! Bis Morgen ;).

Sleep well Tom, see you tomorrow.

Have a good couch rest. Hopefully your head will unclog during the night. =)

But sadly what choice do many people have these days? Most jobs these days are sedentary, our cultures encourages us to live a sedentary lifestyle, and sadly fresh and healthy food is not readily available, which has caused many big stores to over-charge for the food that is fresh, due to high demand. I think if given the choice, most people would pick the fresh food, but they simply do not always have that choice, especially as you enter more urban areas.

Going OK, worrying too much about stuff, time to relax for a while.
I'm about 1/3 of the way through the "S"s in my download project so doing well there.

Not fun, and sometimes a little dangerous. Lots of machinery and physical work on a farm, most of which is not recommended when tired. But things are on the up, hopefully by the time summer gets here things will be fine with family and work, and I can enjoy the lovely weather and fun times with my partner.
Do you have anything fun planned for the evening?

I sleep for about 4-5 hours a night. But I know most people can't get by on that amount of sleep. I hope you have a restful night and are not too tired in the morning.

Goodnight, sleep well!

You're reminding me of a news story I saw a while back about a guy who's started setting up vending machines that contain salads that his employees prepare every day from ingredients that he gets from nearby farmer's markets.

Would say you're absolutely right, because I remember the person saying the demand was high, the problem was affordability and lack of availability of quality items for a lot of people.

There is a very simple way to test if American stole a word. Just look how it is spelt. If it has been butchered and had letter removed or mixed up, then you stole it, if not, then you are just borrowing it. :-)

Fingers crossed that things on that front are progressing. (No more mention of it, promise.)

Yeah, sounds like it's rolling along steadily. Think when I looked, you have something like 67 S's.
Muttered "Holy shit, that's gonna take a while." when I saw it, but it's flowing along decently, so that's good.
Hopefully so. You and yours could use a very long break from any kind of grief or trouble.

One last post.
Many thanks for all the good night wishes! Good nights/days/whatever to you too! *hugs and waves*

True, but it's not that simple. I actually often witness objectively poor people buying crap convenience food that is actually a lot more expensive that buying the raw materials. People have "unlearned" to cook, to prepare a proper meal. They buy "instant" stuff that is oversaturated with artificial "homogenous" taste that takes out all the fun of cooking (spicing things up) and still leaves them with all the tedious work (peeling/cutting/slicing the carrots). It's just dumb and sad...

That's what I meant about demand and local supply. Many places now have too little farmland to grow enough food for the population, so they import it from poorer nations for a cheap price. But as your example shows, people are starting to learn to eat healthier if they can, and even making some little changes makes a world of difference.