Aware.

It's day two of living back at home with my parents, and I am already starting to miss my university.  Don't get me wrong, I love my parents.  However, I really like the environment of the university as well.  The learning, the friendships, and the food are just all so wonderful!  Speaking of food, I have successfully went another day as a vegetarian.  For breakfast, I consumed a bowl of cereal.  This cereal was a combination of Cheerios and Cinnamon Toast Crunch; it was delicious.  For lunch, my mother cooked my family pizza rolls.  At first, all we had were pepperoni pizza rolls, so my father drove to the grocery store and bought me the kind with cheese only.  If that isn't love, then what is?  My mother placed the cheese pizza rolls to the left and the pepperoni pizza rolls to the right, so I would not accidentally eat the pepperoni rolls.  I am really thankful at how helpful my parents have been this weekend with my vegetarian project.  They are and have always been excellent parents.  I consider myself so blessed to have them in my life.   

For dinner, I devoured a peanut butter and banana sandwich dashed with cinnamon sugar.  It was extremely thick, and I really needed a glass of milk to go with it.  Beggars can't be choosers though, so I consumed my dinner with a bottle of water.  Overall, this has been a very relaxing yet productive weekend.  I went to the hair salon and had my hair cut very short, and I did some homework.  Most of the time was spent catching up on my recorded television shows.

The shows that I watched today were the Dr. Phil episodes.  There was this one woman who had an eating disorder.  She was anorexic and weighed 80 pounds at one point.  A person's eating habits can easily reflect the person.  You may not be what you eat, but your personality can resemble it.  Vegetarianism paints a personality of awareness.  It shows that the vegetarian understands the body, community, and the world.