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Personal Narrative: My Diet
I believe my diet is nutritionally adequate. I prepare fresh and healthier food at home and pack snacks from home too. Beside healthier food choice, packing snacks from home is inexpensive and save my time from traveling to any convenience store or fast food restaurants. I stay away from processed, frozen, and prepackaged foods. I make everything fresh and not frozen, but I travel two to three times to the store per week to buy fresh vegetables, fruits and other necessary stuffs.
Personally, I don't find any challenges. I’m very busy single mother, working full time and attending school full time. I work night shift and I use my break time to buy my groceries. If I have time which if I don’t have early morning class, I’ll cook before going
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