My morning and early afternoon, plus, when to end the fast?

Date:   4/7/2006 11:12:43 AM ( 18 y ago)

I had a nice morning. I accomplished a lot. I ran some errands and got my sister's wedding invitations in the mail - my husband designed them for her. Then I came home and booked my ticket for my sister's bachlorette weekend. I'll be leaving on May 5th through the 7th. That means that I have to break the fast sometime before that, with enough time to get used to digesting again before I fly. I think that it would be next to impossible to fast on the trip. I'm not worried about not eating what everyone else eats at the bachlorette weekend. I mean, even if I were only just a vegan, I wouldn't be eating what they were eating. Being raw, that makes it ten times harder. I just don't know how I'd get the juice. I can't bring my juicer. It would be pretty hard to make it to a juice bar a few times a day, too. Especially since I won't even know where one is.
I'm concerned about when to end the fast. If I take it to 30 days, that would have me end it April 25. If I take it to 40 days - that would be May 5, the day I fly out. Which I could technically do, but how hard would it be to break a fast while travelling, and partying with your soon to be married sister? I don't know. I guess I'll have to see what I feel like doing. I mean, I'm only on day 12. But I have no doubts in my mind that I can make it at least 30 days now, if not longer.
For mid day juice I had pear fennel. It was tasty, but a bit strong. It was very herbal tasting. I don't know what to think about it yet. It made my stomach feel good right away, though. There must be something soothing about fennel.
I had a bm this morning. Again, it was with no flush or anything. I am still considering enemas, but I don't know. I really want to get a colonic though, towards the very end of the fast. I just need to find a place to do it.
I'm feeling pretty great today. The sense of calm and peace I was feeling before has returned.

 

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