The Joint Cooking Offensive

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Rok and I have decided to switch off who makes dinner and lunches. For a long while there Rok was just preparing all of our meals for us. But recently he has expressed that he would like me to help. So now he still makes breakfast everyday, for now at least. But we are going to start switching off who makes lunch and who makes dinner. So if I am making lunch he will make dinner. And we have found that it is enjoyable for us to both be in the kitchen and working on making things with each other. We both enjoy cooking so this is a good opportunity for me to remember how since it’s been so long I have pretty much forgotten how.

Today I weighed: 215.8 lbs

Yesterday I ate:
> A pineapple smoothie
> A 2 cup salad with ranch
> A cut up apple
> About 1/2 cup of almonds
> A bowl of veggie enchilada chili

Yesterday I drank: 90 oz of water

We may or may not switch up who cooks breakfast, we’re not sure yet.

Stay cool.

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