I spend my time in the modern-day version of monastic seclusion in a kind of a dormitory worthy of the Cappadocian caves, so I can't fuss over real food too much. All my time goes into traditional monkly stuff like reading, attending lectures, writing and getting very phenomenally drunk. As far as I'm concerned, caffeine is food.
Unlike most Americans, you must be phenomenally skinny then. As I said to zetawoof, dorm life lets you off the hook for most of this except the balanced nutrition part.
I'm built like a hungry Ethiopian stick insect, but I assure you it's mostly genetics and poverty. At least I refuse to smoke. And as for nutritional balance, right now I'm very succesfully balancing coffee with... uh, tequila is made from cacti, so a bit like a vegetable, right?
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Unlike most Americans, you must be phenomenally skinny then. As I said to
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