I go running. I'm training for my first marathon. My husband convinced me to run my first marathon. My husband has run three marathons this year alone. I go on short morning runs with my husband. I have a marathon in 3 months. I am not bothered about winning the marathon. Sports, cooking vegetarian meals, and spending time with my husband are my hobbies. I'm a vegetarian. I eat a lot of beans for protein. I use alot of milk in my recipies. I've been learning to cook vegetarian dishes. I have never run a half marathon, but am considering it.
I'm a professional wrestler. I've never done a marathon but I'm open to the idea. I help out at the homeless shelter. I find helping at the shelter to be very fulfilling. I spend most of my time with my job and helping people. I meet interesting people. I feel I couldn't be a vegetarian. I like beans I just can't eat many of them. I don't know any vegetarian recipes. I use plant milk in my recipes. I'm thinking about running a marathon. I run about 10km on my runs. I like the idea of running a half marathon but I am nervous about failing and losing motivation. I love running on my own and listening to music to clear my head. Sometimes I regret my decision to start a long run, but by the end I feel a natural high.
I bought some seaweed to try during my grocery rounds and im loving it! Really! Why did you decide to try it? Well you know, it's always nice to try some new stuffs when you're bored. And I heard that seaweed is nutritious. Have you tried any new food recently? Yes, but here's a secret... I had kale for the first time yesterday and I wasn't really a fan. haha that's many people's first reaction. Kale alone doesn't taste good at all, but I heard baked kale chips taste good if you want to take a second try Do I buy them or make them myself? You can buy them or make them yourself, it depends on you, but I'd say it's easier to just buy them. I tried some before and it's pretty good, I like them. Okay, I'll try it out. Would you say those chips are good for the nutrition, too? If so, it might be helpful for the training, right? They are but I would still classify them as more or less healthier "junk food". For you training, it's best to get high protein food like milk and meat. Good to hear. Have you ever had meat yourself? No since my family is vegetarian so I grew up vegetarian. But I have tried mock meat like the beyond hamburger which is really good Wow, but steak is so good! Like you said, I feel like it helps a lot with the protein for wrestling.