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How little could you spend and still eat healthy - for an entire week. Siblings Wendi (in Memphis) and Aaron (in Atlanta) challenge themselves to eat three meals a day for as little money as possible Feb. 2-8. Follow us, will you?
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Eat Cheap Challenge: Day 4 Roundup
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Friday, February 6, 2009. Yesterday was a pretty boring day - all meals I've had before: oatmeal and banana, peanut butter sandwiches, and rice and peas. I keep reminding myself that there are folks out there that would love to a consistent 2000 calories, so I shouldn't complain. As of next Monday, I get to eat what I want. Oatmeal and banana - 21.5 cents. Peanut butter sandwiches - 27 and 1/3 cents. Rice and blackeyed peas - 43 cents. Day 4 total: 91 and 5/6 cents. February 6, 2009 at 8:56 AM. Probably ...
Eat Cheap Challenge: AARON'S END OF CHALLENGE TOTAL!
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Monday, February 9, 2009. AARON'S END OF CHALLENGE TOTAL! So, the last and final meal. Kind of wish I had some less anticlimactic to offer besides a bootleg version of pork and beans, but… it is what it is. I imagine there are people out there who live on $5 of food per week out of necessity, every week – and excitement is not what they feel when they are preparing and eating their meals. Pork and beans. Well, pork and peas, technically, but you get the point. Total through Day 6: $4.35 and 2/3 cents.
Eat Cheap Challenge: Breakfast and a Surprise Blessing for lunch...
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Saturday, February 7, 2009. Breakfast and a Surprise Blessing for lunch. Day 6 One stinking day left. Breakfast: Two scrambled eggs, 1/3 slice of cheese (yes, we are getting that specific with it) with two slices of toast: 22 cents for eggs, 3.6 cents for cheese, 6 cents each for slice of bread and 4 oz. of soda at 3.5 cents = 41.1 cents. Pretty filling, actually. So for lunch, I had a chicken sandwich free from Chick-Fil-A. I can't believe my good fortune. Would have been delightful with the sha...How l...
Eat Cheap Challenge: Lunch, Day 7
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Sunday, February 8, 2009. Lunch, Day 7. Note to self: if you do an eat cheap challenge again, eat the produce early in the week. 2nd note to self: Find a way to work potatoes into your budget, because that 1/2 a potato I had really held me for more than 5 hours. And if I'd gotten one that wasn't green, I could have eaten the skin. Cost of lunch: 5 cents for salad, 3.5 cents for 4 oz. soda (really, it's only a shot glass' worth, just to have SOMETHING semi-sweet.): 8.5 cents total. Lunch, Day 7. 5 Hours a...
Eat Cheap Challenge: Need... More... Food.
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Saturday, February 7, 2009. Need More. Food. Anyway, here's what I spent yesterday, day 5. (cuts and pastes from day before). Oatmeal and banana - 21.5 cents. Peanut butter sandwiches - 27 and 1/3 cents. Rice and blackeyed peas - 43 cents. Day 5 total: 91 and 5/6 cents. Challenge total: $3.54 and 5/6 cents (and seeing as how Wendi and I are now separated by less than a nickel, yes, I am counting minute fractions of pennies). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Its OVAH. And my total was. Lunch, Day 7.
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Invisible Hunger: The Plight of the Working Poor
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Sunday, March 8, 2009. The Plight of the Working Poor. Working poor ˈwərki ng pôr. Those who have consistent work and fall above the national poverty guideline, but do not earn enough to afford a decent quality of life. They often have low or minimum wage jobs that do not offer benefits and “. Little opportunity for advancement and economic security. Dr Anderson, assistant professor of sociology at Ohio University, specializes in low-wage work. Total Cost of Living.
Invisible Hunger: Through the Looking Glass: My thoughts so far
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Through the Looking Glass: My thoughts so far. This section got its name because this is where I will reflect on what I've learned so far (looking glass) and through this, learn to look beyond myself (through the looking glass). . I have spent nearly three years in Athens, but it doesn’t feel like I’ve spent three years in Appalachia. But I am "comfortably numb," and oblivious to what’s going on outside of town. It’s ironic, really. I agree -...
Invisible Hunger: April 2009
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Unequal Pay Doesn't Stack Up. While the troubles of the national economy have aggravated the problems of the poor and swelled their numbers, individuals and families living in poverty have been dealing with problems of survival for much longer. Furthermore, Dr. Stephen Scanlan, assistant professor of sociology at Ohio University, suggested that a meager bank account is merely a catalyst for a range of other problems. Expanding on the poor̵...
Invisible Hunger: Unequal Pay Doesn't Stack Up
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Unequal Pay Doesn't Stack Up. While the troubles of the national economy have aggravated the problems of the poor and swelled their numbers, individuals and families living in poverty have been dealing with problems of survival for much longer. Furthermore, Dr. Stephen Scanlan, assistant professor of sociology at Ohio University, suggested that a meager bank account is merely a catalyst for a range of other problems. Expanding on the poor̵...
Invisible Hunger: Eating in Solidarity
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Thursday, March 19, 2009. 8221; referring to half of the world’s population who lives on $2 a day or less. Their diet for the week might consist of beans, rice, modest soups and tepid water. 160;have adopted similar “solidarity fasts” on behalf of the poor and hungry. I skimmed Google and Google news to find out how common these week-long fasts are among churches, and . An Ohio University student who attends Central Avenue Church, participated in the . This experie...
Invisible Hunger: February 2009
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. I was hungry last night. In order to understand hunger firsthand, I decided to go to bed hungry. I included what I ate earlier in the day, mostly to hold myself accountable. Otherwise I would have been tempted to eat extra food to tide me over, which of course would be cheating. Breakfast (One egg, one English muffin). Lunch (Bowl of soup). Snack (Ok so I did let myself have an afternoon snack – a bag of popcorn. Bought a cup of coffee.
Invisible Hunger: Housekeeping: Food Insecurity
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Wednesday, March 4, 2009. In this housekeeping post, I will address a few comments that have been made this past week. A few of my responses will be posted in the comments box in direct response to that individual. However, there are a few issues that I think should be addressed to everyone and these responses will be posted here. On February 27,. 8220;I hope you provide a more clear definition of 'food insecurity.'”. Thanks for pointing that out! I made this chart my...
Invisible Hunger: Housekeeping: Poor college students can make a difference
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Thursday, March 5, 2009. Housekeeping: Poor college students can make a difference. On March 2,. Especially us college students who are financially challenged? I’m not sure! But I do have a few small-scale tips that I’ll recommend:. In someone else’s shoes and go to bed hungry. Then raid your pantry and visit the nearest food bank. You’re right – Lent is a perfect time (for those who celebrate it) to think about fasting. GIVE OF YOUR TIME. Instead of your money. And y...
Invisible Hunger: Housekeeping: Food waste
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Thursday, March 5, 2009. On March 1,. 8220;Terrific job Taylor, this post brought up both valid and disturbing points. Do you find it ironic that not only is the richest country seeing an increase in food pantry visits by the middle class but it is also the most wasteful country in the world? Jess, I was a server back in high school, and I completely agree -. I am sure you have already heard about the attempts to cut back on. Food waste in the dining halls. What we ne...
Invisible Hunger: March 2009
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Food insecurity in Appalachian Ohio. Thursday, March 19, 2009. 8221; referring to half of the world’s population who lives on $2 a day or less. Their diet for the week might consist of beans, rice, modest soups and tepid water. 160;have adopted similar “solidarity fasts” on behalf of the poor and hungry. I skimmed Google and Google news to find out how common these week-long fasts are among churches, and . An Ohio University student who attends Central Avenue Church, participated in the . This experie...
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The Eat Cheap Challenge has been over for more than a week, and all the math I had to do to figure out how much soup I actually ate seems like a distant memory. In Thursday's Commercial Appeal (go to commercialappeal.com/wendi), I summarize what the challenge taught me - but there's so much more that I learned that there's no room in the paper for. Not sure how much that will cost, but it'll be good. And my conscience will be clear, knowing that at least today, I'm being...
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