Re: My "Experiment" (edit)

Ha ha, yes absolutely right. "Experiment" was in quotes, see below, It was not my intention for my car to break down, and I am very far from good healthy food shops. The result was just what happened. Life isn't perfect. Many people with healthy eating intentions find themselves in situations whereby they are under pressure to eat junk, as I was. By documenting it it can help others to show what happens.

The other thing is for me, it is not a big thing. I would prefer good food, and as soon as my delivery arrived I was back on the good stuff, it's no big deal. My weight has now dropped 1kg, so yes as Anya said much of it was perhaps water or whatever.

The post got an R because someone recommended it and another mod agreed. It's part of my fasting journal too, you have to include the good bits as well as the bad bits. And even the bad bits are not so bad, it can be corrected by a short maintenance fast or exercise. But it has served as a warning to me of how NOT to get back into bad eating habits, and I wanted to share that with others.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark

Irony

Another important use of quotation marks is to indicate or call attention to ironic or apologetic words. Ironic quotation marks can also be called scare, sneer, shock, or distance quotes. Ironic quotation marks are sometimes gestured in oral speech using air quotes:

My brother claimed he was “too busy” to help me.

Quotation marks indicating ironic use of a term should be used with care. Without the intonational cues of speech, they can obscure the writer’s intended meaning. They can also be confused easily with direct quotations, so some style guides specify single quotation marks for this usage, and double quotation marks for verbatim speech. Tweet