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Eat them on the move. Speaking of, I need to find an ultralite, dozen donut carrier, attachment for my pack.
Update: So my boss texted me and asked if it was a good time to talk. I said he can just e-mail me the form and I'll look it over and sign it, and he is cool with that. Score!!
I do pedal uphill! If riding on my own I maintain about the same heart rate/exertion as I would on an acoustic bike. I just am 3 gears higher while doing so.Wouldn't it just be easier to...ya know...pedal uphill ?
More fun for a given ride time == win in my book.
(My commuter bike is unpowered, for the record.)
I can sell you this artisinal donut carrier on a cheap monkeys only deal. You won't find anything like it on your hike.
I do pedal uphill! If riding on my own I maintain about the same heart rate/exertion as I would on an acoustic bike. I just am 3 gears higher while doing so.
More fun for a given ride time == win in my book.
(My commuter bike is unpowered, for the record.)
Read somewhere the other day that backpacking burns about 550 calories per hour. Next year I'll be burning 5500-6600 calories per day. Average weight loss for an AT thru hiker is 30 pounds. It is tempting to fatten up this winter.
Is it Gluten free ?
the bleeps, the sweeps, and the creeps
Free range and organic.
Edit: I should point out they're pretty rare, it's not like they grow on trees or anything.
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Can confirm. It's sort of 'refreshing' to feel empty and just not really have any food in your system. IME, hunger really has been way more of a mental thing than I thought it was. I haven't really been fasting as much as of late, with pretty heavy gym days most of the week, but it is definitely a good reset. If you don't obsess over it and keep busy during times when you usually eat, it's really not as difficult as it sounds.
Visit at one of our facilities from another product group was cool. They've developed and maintained their own erp/mes system over the last two decades. It was also very cool to see a facility of that size, over 1 million square feet. Some of transfer presses in the building are beyond huge. They shake the concrete foundation... and they move at an astonishing pace.
