Tonight I accomplished something great; I finished my last meal of the challenge. A week ago I was getting pangs of fear that I might run out of food -- a strange feeling, one I'd never really had occasion to feel before the challenge. I wasn't too keen on running through a mall wearing the balaclava either, but that was a more rational, less instinctive fear than the fear of starvation. But I weighed up the remaining food, and there's still a bit to spare. Actually there's a lot to spare -- 34% by weight of the original share, so I'm going to try to stretch this crazy stunt out another 3 days, which would sit me on about $2/day for 10 days. It won't be much fun now that Logan is eating normally, but at least my food is OK; Logan's diet over the last week consisted mostly of flour and water arranged in various ways, none appealing. I don't know how long I'd survive on dough.Without the requisite ingredients, flour and water turn into a rubbery ball of glue, so some might say pancakes are a little ambitious... Here are some photos of Logan's attempt to make a pancake by flattening a ball of dough into a frying pan using a saucepan:
The result: a saucepancake. Bon appetit!
Hahaha. I would try that, but I've only got frying pans so it'd have to be the size of a large frisbee. That had been squashed.
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