Don't lie to yourself, don't eat what you usually don't eat

The meaning of breaking up is to know more about one's own life and select various items of life. Moving house is to completely remove household items from one place, and it is a good practice to break up when cleaning up. The realization this time is that you won’t eat what you don’t usually eat, so choose your food carefully.

For example, this bottle of Korean seaweed rice was given to us by my sister a few years ago. Well, it should have been in the kitchen at home for at least three years, right? ! It's only been turned out until now.

Bibimbap, I have always thought that it is something that people who choose food use to eat with bibimbap or noodles. Therefore, our family does not need to use bibimbap or noodles. Huh, why do I think like that? When I think about it, it must have been an impression given to me by a boss I used to work for.

The first job after graduation is Project based. Most of the Projects will go on business trips. The number of business trips varies. There are one or two times, there are several times, and there are more than a dozen large projects.

Once on a business trip to the mainland, I met a boss who was choosing food. She said that she had indigestion in her stomach, and she could not eat many things or could not eat them. Therefore, whenever it is time to eat, she will prepare two or three types of vegetarian rice, mix it with rice and eat it. In addition, she will eat some boiled vegetables.

Because of this boss, I met Fansu for the first time (forgive my ignorance...), maybe because of her, I think Fansu is an "important" side dish that people who choose food "need". Maybe that's why I can't get enough to use this bottle of rice, or maybe I don't think we have the "proper" reason for using rice.

Oh, it turns out that this bottle of rice has expired in February, and there are still half a bottle left. If you don’t eat it, you don’t eat it. It’s a bit of a waste, but it’s expired for half a year, so it’s better to throw it away.

Hey, the plastic bottles of Fansu have a recycling symbol, so I dumped the rest of the food, washed the plastic bottles, and put them in the collection of various recycling items, and took them for recycling next time.

The lesson that this bottle of rice has taught us is that don’t buy anything you don’t normally eat, eat it if you buy it, and give it away as soon as you don’t eat it, otherwise it will be thrown away and thrown away until it expires, causing waste.

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