Time to eat

[bill_schubert]

I stopped tracking my eating for a bit since I was still losing weight. But today it is kind of the reverse. I need to level off the weight trajectory. I'm down to 193.6 which is still maybe 15 pounds before I'm intending to stop but the rate, which should be maybe half a pound a week, has been more like half a pound every other day. So I'm going to track my food for a few days and be sure I'm getting enough.

I'm still playing pickleball and have about as much energy as I've had in the past (but I do move better, not being quite so heavy) so I'm not too worried. And there are really no other issues to be concerned about so I'm not going to spend too much time on it. But I seldom eat an entire dinner. We build up leftovers that don't get eaten much during the day either. Just not too much desire to eat. What the drugs are supposed to do.

Regardless, I'm getting to my goal briskly.

Meanwhile, I saw that Robert Plant and his latest entity will be in Austin in March. Checked the tickets and found that after parking and consumables it would end up costing over $700 for the concert.

When I lived in New York city I saw groups like Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention and Steppenwolf for $10 per concert.

I really like and respect Robert Plant but I've been investing Dana's social security money each month and the future cost of that concert works out to be about $2500 in our ten year time line.

Or I could just watch it on YouTube the next day.

Sigh.

Comments

[anais_pf]

Concert prices are completely out of control. It sucks.

[nick_101]

Someone needs to crack down on those ticket prices.

Too bad it's likely not this failing leader.

[bill_schubert]

He's making sure I can see Ted Nugent and Kid Rock so it fine.

All the Plant tickets were bought by bots and are only available through resale.

Money talks.