Is the food really that bad?

Well I thought that the food was going to be like cardboard, especially the whole wheat products. 

I actually think it has more flavor now that I know how to properly read a label and select some of the

best varieties of pasta, breads, and rice.  I had spaghetti for dinner.  I measured and weighed everything

out so that I stick to my menu plan.  The whole wheat pasta tasted great plain.  I topped it with diced chicken, diced tomatoes, and cauliflower.  I've had meals in restaurants where they charge close too

$15.00 for something like that however it didn't cost me nearly that amount.  A box of pasta will last more than 6 meals.  The sauce will last even longer than that.  Ofcourse your welcome to put anything in it you like.  For snack people warned me about the natural peanut butter.  I found it delicious there is no waiting to get used to the taste.  I probably would of turned my nose at most of this food, I believe that there is reason for this.  I'm really ready to change my life.  There are those out there who do have to get used to food.  I know I will have to get used to some vegetables and that's because I want to. 

(brussel sprouts, onions, and peppers) They aren't my favorite. 

I used to sleep whenever I could, now I want to be awake and alive.  I've even set the alarm early so I can get up and make my breakfast and keep on an eating schedule.  Then I put house cleaning, drs appointments, and exercise on my list.  Today besides my 2 half hours I decided while I was waiting for the pharmacy to fill my prescriptions I clocked out a 1.2 mile walk and my year old son and I walked it.  Having to stop about 5 or so times we did 1.2 miles  in 34 minutes.  I'm not sure how that compares next time I will take his stroller because I feel I could have gone faster without the stops and the further we got he tend to lag back while hanging on my hand.