Right now at home I have rice, cornflakes, chocolate milk, yogurts, and noodles with seasoning called lasagna—I don't know how to cook it, but I bought it anyway. I bought some chewy candies, but they aren't tasty. The cookies are unrealistically delicious, so I won't be buying them anymore. And most importantly, peanut butter and bread—the staple food of Americans, they call them sandwiches. I'm hooked too. I checked my stomach in the mirror today, I think my abs decided to take a summer break too =) In general, to eat something normal and inexpensive, since vegetables here are expensive, and everything frozen that you cook in the microwave is also pricey (bananas are cheap here, 52 cents per ounce, about 15 rubles, but they are only sold at Walmart, the local Auchan, 10 minutes away by bike. But I like how everyone treats distances—15 minutes is close, and 30 minutes is close, even though in 30 minutes you cover a large distance of 40 avenues (streets). So there is no lazy state of not wanting to do anything; the Nike motto "Just do it" fits very well. If you want something, don't wait for anything or anyone, just do it).