eldavis wrote:I really need to be more social this year and meet up with more people.
Jem Smith wrote:Those are good ideas.
I'd suggest joining clubs, like book clubs or other social groups. If you have Meetup (https://www.meetup.com/)or a similar site where you are you might be able to find social groups near you devoted to specific interests. For example I have seen groups that meet up to watch and discuss movies, a feminist group, a bike riding group and a skeptic group. They have groups for different age groups, for singles etc. Classes can be really good too, like water colour painting, drawing, music etc. Sometimes there are free ones through libraries, city councils etc. I don't know what would be available in other cities/countries but it's worth having a look.
Volunteering is also great, although I'd be trying to make friends with other volunteers, not with people I was handing flyers to. It just seems a lot easier, since when you're handing out flyers people are going to be defensive from the outset, expecting you to try and sell them something or waste their time. I have made friends through volunteering though, some of whom I'm still good friends with many years later. I met them volunteering in charity shops and at events like festivals.
" The members always talk about protein powder in their smoothies, for example, which is way out of my league. "
You drink Slim Fast shakes though. That's the same thing, though you might buy it in liquid form. Some protein powders might actually be cheaper. I get mine from a bulk foods place.
Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:Those are good ideas.
I'd suggest joining clubs, like book clubs or other social groups. If you have Meetup (https://www.meetup.com/)or a similar site where you are you might be able to find social groups near you devoted to specific interests. For example I have seen groups that meet up to watch and discuss movies, a feminist group, a bike riding group and a skeptic group. They have groups for different age groups, for singles etc. Classes can be really good too, like water colour painting, drawing, music etc. Sometimes there are free ones through libraries, city councils etc. I don't know what would be available in other cities/countries but it's worth having a look.
Volunteering is also great, although I'd be trying to make friends with other volunteers, not with people I was handing flyers to. It just seems a lot easier, since when you're handing out flyers people are going to be defensive from the outset, expecting you to try and sell them something or waste their time. I have made friends through volunteering though, some of whom I'm still good friends with many years later. I met them volunteering in charity shops and at events like festivals.
" The members always talk about protein powder in their smoothies, for example, which is way out of my league. "
You drink Slim Fast shakes though. That's the same thing, though you might buy it in liquid form. Some protein powders might actually be cheaper. I get mine from a bulk foods place.
Yes, I know that Slim Fast is the same thing. I am talking about the huge tubs such as Whey protein, for example.
Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:Those are good ideas.
I'd suggest joining clubs, like book clubs or other social groups. If you have Meetup (https://www.meetup.com/)or a similar site where you are you might be able to find social groups near you devoted to specific interests. For example I have seen groups that meet up to watch and discuss movies, a feminist group, a bike riding group and a skeptic group. They have groups for different age groups, for singles etc. Classes can be really good too, like water colour painting, drawing, music etc. Sometimes there are free ones through libraries, city councils etc. I don't know what would be available in other cities/countries but it's worth having a look.
Volunteering is also great, although I'd be trying to make friends with other volunteers, not with people I was handing flyers to. It just seems a lot easier, since when you're handing out flyers people are going to be defensive from the outset, expecting you to try and sell them something or waste their time. I have made friends through volunteering though, some of whom I'm still good friends with many years later. I met them volunteering in charity shops and at events like festivals.
" The members always talk about protein powder in their smoothies, for example, which is way out of my league. "
You drink Slim Fast shakes though. That's the same thing, though you might buy it in liquid form. Some protein powders might actually be cheaper. I get mine from a bulk foods place.
Yes, I know that Slim Fast is the same thing. I am talking about the huge tubs such as Whey protein, for example.
I'm not sure what you mean by out of your league then? Buying in bulk is usually cheaper, at least in the long term. Slimfast is whey protein based. That's probably the most popular type of protein powder. I can't have dairy so I get hemp, pea or soy protein pow
der, whichever is cheapest.
Spontaneo wrote:
What is pea powder like?
Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:
What is pea powder like?
Fine. I can't really taste it when it's mixed into a smoothie. It's very popular with people who want a plant based protein powder.
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Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:
What is pea powder like?
Fine. I can't really taste it when it's mixed into a smoothie. It's very popular with people who want a plant based protein powder.
Can you lose weight with pea powder?
Spontaneo wrote:@Jem Smith,
For example, with Slim Fast, you have 2 shakes, 3 small meals and 1 sensible dinner. Would having pea powder have the same affect in place of the Slim Fast?
Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:@Jem Smith,
For example, with Slim Fast, you have 2 shakes, 3 small meals and 1 sensible dinner. Would having pea powder have the same affect in place of the Slim Fast?
Probably.
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Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:@Jem Smith,
For example, with Slim Fast, you have 2 shakes, 3 small meals and 1 sensible dinner. Would having pea powder have the same affect in place of the Slim Fast?
Probably.
OK. Thank you. A friend is going into the city this upcoming Friday. I might give her the money to pick up a canister of pea powder. Are there any protein powders with a good taste?
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