The lunch itch refers to a common phenomenon experienced by many individuals during their lunch break. It is the overwhelming urge or craving to go out and eat at a restaurant or order takeout instead of eating a homemade or packed lunch. This itch often arises from a desire for variety or to break the monotony of bringing the same lunch to work or school every day. The lunch itch can be particularly strong when individuals are surrounded by enticing smells and visuals of food establishments in their immediate vicinity. It is not uncommon for people to walk past a restaurant and see others enjoying a delicious-looking meal, which can intensify the craving and make it harder to resist. Factors such as stress, fatigue, or low energy levels can also contribute to the lunch itch.
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While I don t leave home much these days because of the pandemic, I found myself grabbing this handbag most of the times I went out doctor appointments, vaccine booster, and running errands around town. The deodorant doesn t have a strong scent, it s easy to apply without leaving undesired residues on my clothes , and it proved effective even when I am out and about or working out.
Factors such as stress, fatigue, or low energy levels can also contribute to the lunch itch. When people feel tired or overwhelmed, they may seek comfort or instant gratification through indulging in a meal prepared by someone else rather than taking the time to prepare their own lunch. Additionally, social factors can play a role in the lunch itch.
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My body is a paradox. My face will sometimes get so greasy, I may as well have set my makeup with cooking spray. My body, on the other hand, is dry and itchy 24/7, 365. My legs in particular are a problem area – they’re dry, cracked, and – on the very coldest days of the year – painful. I struggle to find a moisturizer that lasts more than a few hours.When Egyptian Magic reached out to me with an offer to try their product, I knew exactly where I’d try it first.
It’s essentially a multipurpose balm that not only delivers serious hydration, but works to seal that moisture in. The balm has a long list of celebrity fans, including Lauren Conrad. Honestly, I think I’d buy anything that woman recommends. (I’m still not over Laguna Beach and The Hills. I’m still mad at Heidi on Lauren’s behalf. And don’t get me started on Spencer.)
The packaging is no-nonsense, to the point – but I like that. To me, that means that a company put their money into the formula, which I’m totally good with. The product itself has a mysterious background – one of the ingredients is “divine love,” and a man named LordPharaoh ImHotepAmonRa runs the company. (Based on Egyptian mythology I know that his chosen name makes little sense and borders on cultural appropriation but it’s undeniably whimsical and enigmatic.)
I take a little bit of the balm, rub it in my palms until it turns all oily, and go to town. I like this stuff for the absolute driest, stubbornest, most dehydrated parts of my body – legs, heels, elbows, knees, cuticles. The best part is that it stays put long after other creams and balms wear off and leave my skin dry again. It has a billion and one other uses aside from basic moisturizing. Apparently it also works as a personal lubricant, but I have a temperamental and precariously-balanced vagina so I think I’ll skip that one.
Although I was sent this jar for free in exchange for my review, when it’s done I’ll be needing the largest tub they sell. (Good thing they have a Canadian website now to make things easy-peasy for us maple-syrup-loving folk!)
I love its effortless vibe, the number of things I can fit in such a compact space, and, last but not least, the pop of color it adds to my looks. I am a huge fan of navy clothes, especially in the winter, making this handbag the perfect addition to my capsule wardrobe.
Eating out with colleagues or friends can be a way to bond and socialize during the lunch break, which can make it more appealing than eating alone. The desire to be part of a group and not miss out on social experiences can make individuals more susceptible to the lunch itch. However, succumbing to the lunch itch too often can have negative consequences. Regularly eating out for lunch can be more expensive and less healthy than bringing a packed lunch. It can also contribute to weight gain or other health problems if individuals frequently choose high-calorie, unhealthy options. To resist the lunch itch, individuals can try various strategies. Bringing a diverse range of homemade meals can help combat the desire for variety. Planning and preparing meals in advance can also make it easier to resist the temptation of eating out. It may also be helpful to find alternative ways to unwind, de-stress, or socialize during the lunch break that do not involve eating out. In conclusion, the lunch itch is a common craving experienced during the lunch break, driven by a desire for variety, convenience, or social interactions. By understanding the factors that contribute to this itch and adopting strategies to resist it, individuals can make healthier choices and save money in the long run..
Reviews for "Elevating the lunch break: why lunch eateries are becoming a destination in themselves"
- Sarah - ★★☆☆☆
I had high hopes for "The Lunch Witch", but I was disappointed with the overall quality of the film. The animation was lackluster, and the storyline felt weak and predictable. I found the characters to be one-dimensional and uninteresting, which made it difficult for me to connect with the movie. Additionally, the comedy fell flat for me, with very few jokes actually landing. Overall, I was hoping for a fun and entertaining experience, but "The Lunch Witch" just didn't deliver.
- Michael - ★☆☆☆☆
"The Lunch Witch" was a complete waste of time. The animation was subpar, with clunky movements and unimpressive visuals. The story was disjointed and lacked direction, making it difficult to follow and engage with. The characters were forgettable and unrelatable, and the attempts at humor were cringeworthy at best. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone looking for a quality animated film. Save your time and watch something else.
- Emily - ★★☆☆☆
I had heard good things about "The Lunch Witch", so I was excited to give it a watch. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The animation felt outdated and cheap, and the characters were bland and unmemorable. The story had potential, but it fell flat and lacked depth. Overall, I found "The Lunch Witch" to be a forgettable and mediocre film that didn't leave any lasting impression.