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A Rude Awakening. All the evidence in my car was a sure intervention!
Up until this past Tuesday, I realized that I’ve been filling my body with clutter and junk. So as Lent began, I said goodbye to any foods that come out of a drive-thru window. I said goodbye to the foods that are wrapped in foil and is served within a 45-second time frame. I said goodbye to fast food!
Now, giving up fast food may seem like a generic decision, but to give up something for 40 days has to mean more than just for the heck of it. Before Lent was approaching, I realized that I was creating a habit. If there wasn’t any food in the house cooked (or any at all), I would take my lazy butt straight over to the nearest drive-thru. The same amount of money I was spending could of been used towards some ingredients for a fun recipe. I really slacked off these past few months on my cooking.
With that said, Lent for me is about cleasning my body of processed, junk food and restoring it with the love that will come out of my pots and pans. When you treat your body right, I feel that your spirit is lighter and your mind is more clear. Clarity is the main outcome that I want to endure after this journey. So, I’ve decided to document this journey with you all!
If you gave up something for Lent, try to journal it as you go along. Journal writing really helps with any process of your life (a whole other post for another day). With such a huge commitment made for a long period of time, you will be amazed about the growth and change you’ve made. I am for one, looking forward to breaking a very terrible habit and embarking a very interesting experience. I am so ready! Day 1 down, 39 more to go….Are you ready?
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Tags: fast food, food, Lent