Over the past few days, nothing I've eaten has satisfied me. Nothing. And I hate that. I hate it because I love food and I want every little morsel that crosses my lips to send me into a food-induced haze of happiness.
(Yes, it's weird. I have a creepily intimate relationship with my food. Leave me be. I'm sure you have some idiosyncrasies of your own.)
I may just be in a foodie funk. It may be period-related - for whatever reason, I think "that time of the month" affects my eating habits. Maybe its the disgustingly hot weather. Whatever it is, it needs to end. I want to feel at peace with my meals again.
Example (plus many a digression):
Yesterday Mama and I went to Short Hills mall - my very favoritest NJ mall (and I consider myself a mall connoisseur). Despite the fact that I can't afford to shop in approximately 80% of the stores there, it is beautiful and clean and filled with good-looking, wealthy eye candy (call me shallow, I don't even care - when you peoplewatch as much as I do, you want something nice to look at).
Anyway, one of the main attractions of a trip to Short Hills is not only their absolutely huge and marvelous J.Crew, but also a delicious restaurant called Papa Razzi. Honestly, I could be content with only their perfectly crunchy breadsticks, rosemary focaccia, and an iced tea, but they might not be too pleased if we ate their complimentary carbs without ordering a meal. So I ordered the grilled shrimp with sauteed spinach appetizer. I've had it before and it's delicious.
A few bites in, and it tasted overwhelmingly salty. So did the breadsticks. I didn't even finish my focaccia! Something was clearly awry.
On the way home we stopped at a little ice cream parlor in Chatham. I took forever to make up my mind (surprise surprise), tasted at least three different kinds, and then foolishly ordered two scoops of flavors which I had NOT tasted. FOOL. I don't know what I was thinking. Pistachio? Disgusting. Swiss Chocolate Fudge. Horrid. I took one bite and let it melt into a massive pool in its sad little cup that just about spilleth over onto Mama's leather seats on the way home.
(Disclaimer: The quality of the ice cream itself was truly not great, disregarding my out-of-whack tastebuds. I have been spoiled by years of Polar Cub and Thomas Sweet, and the glorious ice cream experiences I've had there have transformed me into a major ice cream snob)
Conclusion: I'm not really in the mood to eat anything, and THAT signifies a major problem. For the sake of all that is good, let's hope that I'm back to my hungry, craving self as soon as humanly possible.
5 comments:
you went to Short Hills Mall and didn't call me? and Chatham for ice cream? I hope you were not at Magic Fountain, or I will be really mad!
I am insulted!
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My heart breaks for you. I know what it's like to go through periods of time like that. I bought one of my favorite soups yesterday, a nice simple Chicken Noodle from Panera, and when I tasted it, it was as if someone had gotten a bit too happy with the salt and pepper. Get yourself some more of that Wegman's bread.
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