YAY!!! 
Grats!
IDK what backstrap is but the other words hint at a very nice meal! 
To put it lightly. No way I wouldnât like it!
I should do experiments about it I did experience beef (probably all ruminants) being more satiating than pork⌠I think⌠I only ate a nearly exclusively meat meal using beef⌠But 600g lasted for a DAY⌠It wasnât even very fatty, of course it wasnât leanâŚ
It would be fun and useful. I would eat only one protein source and compare them. Not day after day, I need similar eating the day before to minimize the other factorsâŚ
I canât do it with eggs as I get bored after the 12th at most⌠I donât even try dairy, fowl or fish, I know they donât satiate me for long. I only could test how much turkey satiates me at lunch but I would need multiple times as sometimes I am fine with a smaller lunch, sometimes I inhale 150g protein with a similar amount of fat (rare but tracked such a day). So I want to look at the whole day, my body has some firm ideas about how high my macros should do during one day, at the minimum as I could add a ton of food on top of it. Maybe not using meat though⌠But if I ate late at night and turned off my fat and protein minimalization attitude, I probably could do it.
(And I have a plant competitor too⌠Always wanted to do experiments with it. But never actually wanted to eat it in big amounts again. And my more or less carnivore attitude is mostly in effect even when I am off⌠But I can do it for a test. One day. I do much worse things, not planned ones, though.)
Is it THAT hard to do it right? For an allegedly professional? Such things madden me 
I try to plan today. Well I totally will, I can plan now and then just fine. I just donât follow my plan. Itâs easier on carnivore because I have less options and reasons to stray real far from it⌠I just need to avoid âthe creamsâ (sour and whipping cream. I am careful so the latter isnât whipped yet).
Nice fatty fried meat for today, I am looking forward to it.
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I got hungry so ate my tiny leftover lean pork and half a boiled egg before noon. Not a bad choice if I couldnât fastâŚ
{No more food talk from now on.}
Nice day, my tree with big round plums (not like it had any in the last decade) is in bloom, itâs pretty. It is a decorative tree at this point due to no fruit but we will cut it out when it bothers the young tree underneath. We need to cut and burn actual dead trees first. And the old sick plums next to our young plum trees. The garden had 10 plum trees when we bought the property and none was useful. Well the blooming one is pretty when blooming⌠The others look sick and one already died, we cut off most of the branches at this point. It was the bird feeder tree but the position wasnât good and SnugglePie could catch the less careful birds lately⌠Sorry, birds. I had no ill intentions and didnât know the average chickadee flying ability and the height of the feeder isnât enough. Maybe it is and that was one with subpar flying ability or something. Still, the feeder is at a better place now. And I better stop the feeding at this point (I just put walnuts there after breaking some, some stays in the shell or seems still very much okay for a bird but it has a wormie so not for us), nuts are bad for the chicks, they need insects! Time to look at the bird nest watcher siteâŚ
Low energy and mood again, I just dug a bit, made it smooth and I will sow some dill soon itâs nice to work a bit in the garden. I will need more digging, I just canât say it in English, I put⌠tiling rocks⌠in front of the fireplace outside. The soil isnât too soft even when itâs a bit muddy but it is uneven so the low benches canât stay put⌠And I have all those rock tiles, whatever is their name. Finally I can use up some more! (The car is standing on some and the veggie patch has a row of them too. Oh and we have a slope as we had to reach the cellar (and bicycle/motorcycle storage) somehow and the door is on the back of the house and we have those trees absolute everywhere, there was only a tiny path but the elevation was serious. It still is but a hard surface is better than soil. I still donât know how on earth I pushed my motorbike up, it was tricky enough to go down⌠it is but 2 meters but still. I pushed my bike uphill, not fun and very, very slow. I had to do it once in this âstreetâ. Every tiny grass patch was my enemy 
It took about 2 hours (the distance is what, 500meters? 300?) but when it was most steep, I got help. And then the slope wasnât bad. It would have been no problem even tired but the uneven (SUPER bumpy) road and the grass patches? But now I have such a memory I like to experience things as long as they arenât too bad. It was just tiring and time-consuming. Like my 17 hour riding at once (we stopped to pee 2 times because 1 wasnât enough for Alvaro. and we had to stop for a few mins here and there to do the tasks. we possibly ate for longer at least once, like for 5 minutes :D). And we had to wake up a few hours later and continue At least there wasnât rain all day on that one⌠That was unpleasant and we spent all the money for that? Oh well, challenges have some charms. It was visiting castles or natural ponds etc. in the whole country, we had to go everywhere listed in 48 hours. We attended two. We were slow, my bike lamp wasnât very useful so we tried not to ride in the dark too much but with our speed, it couldnât be helped⌠Especially on that long day when we wanted to come home as we could⌠That was when our top speed happened in villages (and not because we went fast thereâŚ) as they had lighting while the roads had forests with forest animals, we never go fast there even during the day⌠Our speed was miserable in the endâŚ
But we have memories. Maybe it wasnât worth it, we could have done several nicely paced, lovely, sunny bike riding for that money it costed us but we couldnât resist and the places was really pretty. I like castles and ponds. Itâs funny that we visited the natural pond in the nearby small town, it looks like a very artificial pool, itâs tiny and has tiles. And not the very big and nice natural looking pond around here because that is artificial, only the river that gives it the water is natural
We always had a secondary mission, to have as a good mileage as we comfortably can. If itâs Alvaro, forget the comfortable part THOUGH he loved going slow. I had problems with that when the road was straight and boring. But we were compatible enough as I was a bit too careful and less experienced so I didnât go fast on normal smaller curvier roads. And why to ride the other kind? Sometimes we did but not often. And motorways are the absolutely worst. Boring, I am prone to do micro sleeps when even the weather is hot (energy drinks were potential life savers there. my will to live just wasnât enough) - and Alvaro was prone to go below the legal speed. The lower one⌠Okay, he only did it once when I was a passenger but it wasnât a nice ride for me. I disliked being there anyway, the other seat is way better. But sometimes it was the better idea. At least I could sleep all the time in the back if the view wasnât nice enough and I had problems (but I couldnât when it was the worst, like when we rode in near freezing rain for hours to do inheritance things in the other part of the country. I almost froze off and that is the situation when an overpriced hot coffee at a gas station is worth it).
Oh, memory lane⌠I donât feel utterly miserable when thinking about my bike anymore.
Still much cream but I can handle that. And pâtÊ but only in the freezer.
I feel unusually good spirited today, I need to use this rare chance to make big positive changes!
