
So why am I going at this part of the way?
On the plus side: I truly believe that there are great benefits to following a paleo lifestyle, I have a married couple that I know that are completely paleo and have seen the benefits to their personal selves, so I know at least it works for some. Plus any lifestyle that promotes eating delicious meat is one I can get behind.
On the negative side: While I have a career, and I am able to pay my own bills, my grocery budget is not very large. In fact, I often go over what I am budgeted to spend on groceries just to be able to eat pretty healthy, with a few splurges here and there. Maybe better grocery shopping is something that I need to work on too. Always room for improvement! I know there are many people and websites out there that say you can eat paleo on the cheap, but often it goes where I will not.
I have accepted the fact that I will not go to the lengths that some people do, such as raising their own food (look my kale plant is awesome, but it's a miracle it's survived, I'm in an apartment, and my patio is in almost full shade 90% of the day), having a deep freezer for that side of cow in my living room is not in the list (while it's a large living room, it's not huge), an there are some random other things. I accept these and things that I personally am not willing to do, but kudos for the people that do, I don't knock it.
This just means that while I try and eat healthy, I'm just not 100% paleo, and I'm ok with that. It's not drug or alcohol rehab, I don't have to go all in. But I really do like those paleo honey muffins. Yum.
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