4/29/2020 - The Nomadic Lifestyle Part 1

Zero Carb Chronicles Retrieved from: http://zero-carb.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss Greetings Friends!

My Spirits are up and my Health is GOOD!

My prayers continue to go out to those in need.

For last few years I have been researching what is known as the “Nomadic Lifestyle” No it is not a new way of eating…….or is it???

For those who are thinking “What the heck is Dave talking about”. 

Look-IT: While it is possible to eat whatever you want wherever you want, it is not always convenient or possible to do so because of the way you store your food living as a Nomadic.  

First of ALL: the Nomadic Lifestyle from my research is a way of living that you basically move around the country to live anywhere from parking lots to high end RV resorts and anywhere in-between. The areas and conditions are endless. 

The way you live this lifestyle is also endless. It can be living in your car all the way to living in a luxury RV that costs over $500,000. 

Dave what’s your point!!!

Glad you asked! Someone living this lifestyle on a motorcycle and a tent would eat entirely different than the ones living in a luxury RV. 

I Tell You What: if I were single, I would retire right now and live the Nomadic Lifestyle combined with Zero Carb. It’s a dream, but I like dreaming. My Dear Wife (DW) would never go for it in a million years. Heck we both could retire today if she was up for it………….. wake up Dave. Hahaha!!!

This will be a multi-part post because there is just way too much information to put in a post or two. Of course this is just my observation of what I think I would do at different levels of this  lifestyle that I would be able to do. So the $500,000 RV will not be an option for me. 

Heck, I am just having a little fun. 

What did I eat when I got home from work for my second meal of the day yesterday? Well, I had in mind to make some thinly cut Chuck Steak grilled in a pan, but it was not defrosted enough to do so. 

So what is a (ZC)er to do??? I always keep quick Zero Carb friendly foods on hand for a quick meal. Thus I ate a Cheese Omelet and two (2) large Pan Sausage patties.

It is not hard to eat Zero Carb if you just prepare and think ahead of time. Being flexible is the Key for Success. 

Stay safe my Zero Carb Friends and Family. Fight the Good Fight and Always Battle On!!!

(ZC)er Breaking TRAILS

Cheers,

Dave Zero Carb Chronicles Retrieved from: http://zero-carb.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss