So recently I've been feeling really hungry after my long work outs. I finally found an explanation!

Hunger After Long Workouts

HATE

I hate the bro culture and I hate Tools.

Publix.

So as I was shopping today at Publix of Tallahassee(rated by playboy with in top ten spots to pick up girls) and I decided to take a little walk through its "Green Section" and to my surprise it wasn't that expensive at all. I remember always hearing talks about how expensive going green and purchasing organic food was. But I honestly think it was quite affordable to a middle class income type of family. I generally rarely go to Publix to do my grocery shopping due to my low income budget living as a college student. I rather do my shopping at Wal-Mart because of the ridiculously low prices on groceries they have. But any way, while I was shopping there I purchased numerous of "Green" types of foods including 2 green Publix groceries bags. I was so happy that I didn't have to return home with a shit load of plastic bags scattered every where.

On a side note, I had a small conversation with the cashier about the whole green thing, and to compete with other upcoming organic Green supermarkets such as whole foods the cashier informed me that Publix is also making another branch of supermarkets that sold strictly only green organic products.

http://www.publix.com/wellness/greenwise/stores/Home.do

Farewell Tallahassee.

So I will be returning to Miami as of Sunday May 3rd. At first I was ideally excited to return to the city that I had grown up in my entire life but the more closer I get to the moving date the more I realize how much I really do not want to return. The more I realized how much I don't want to go back to hanging out with the same people doing the same things I did time after time again. I'm done with all those past experiences. Now I want new ones. I would like to start all over again just like how like I did when I first moved to Tally last fall. Moving to Tallahassee was the best decision of my life. Tallahassee isn't that bad of a city if you look past the city's lack of culture besides that of the whole genuine "college experience" and its dullness of being in the proximity of the state capital. I just wish that I had better roommates and a car. Things would of been most definitely a lot better to cope with.

I'm going to miss my first apartment.