There's a 7/11 right across from the freshman dorms. It's closer than the cafeteria.

I'm glad I don't live in the dorms. It's hard enough for me to cook for myself.

hey, ladies guess what!! I lost eight lbs. I know! I cant belive it either. Am I actually losing weight. Well i hope their is momentum on this .I really hope to lose another five by next thursday!! wish me luck!! hey ,by the way does anyone know a good way to supress appetite without like taking a drug of any kind? get back at me!!Good luck this week!!

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Yes it's hard....

I understand you. I also very rarely cook at home. I recently found espn reviews and started spending a bit more time at home. I love watching sports events and lately I watch them quite a lot. Because of that, I started cooking a bit more at home and I like what I cook. Maybe I will find some time for cooking and everything will be great. This will also have a good effect on my weight, because I will be able to create my own recipes and adjust the calories.