This week I started reading, The Gracie Diet. Also, I have been taking it easy for the last two weeks with a shoulder muscle injury. Supraspinatus strain. Unfortunately, rest is the cure. If I need more time to heal, I could go to class as an observer. I may do that.
Reference the Gracie Diet introduction, my daughter wanted M&Ms because she went to choir practice. I told her she had to ok it with her mother. She said okay. We went to Publix, a local Florida grocery store, it is like Safeway, Winn Dixie, or Giant. It was very crowded. I was hungry. I bought a candy bar and an energy drink while waiting in line. We ate and drank the unhealthy snack food in the car. I forced my self to eat dinner because I had ruined my appetite. Now that I think about it, I would shop at Publix at least three times a week and I would buy something unhealthy.
After reading the introduction and doing some thinking, I decided that I am not going to shop at Publix anymore. I call it, avoiding a dog’s death. What do I mean? I want to avoid my inner self by not engaging it in a losing battle, unhealthy junk food. A samurai is dishonored if they die in battle without accomplishing the goal. It is ok to retreat so that the battle can be fought another day for a better chance at victory. In this case, I will avoid the unhealthy food all together.
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