No juicer.

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After more research, I decided to not do more than put a juicer on a maybe list.  Problems?  For green juice, the expensive line really is needed.  I need to stay away from fruits, for the most part, including juice.  If I could lower my blood sugar, then fruits might make a small addition back to my diet.  Until then, not so much.  As well, fresh vegetables are required.  I don't shop often enough.  Both the vegetables and juice, have a rather limited shelf-life.  While veggies, if tended, last well enough in the store, in the fridge not so much.  Especially when raw or juice applications are intended.  IF I get to gardening, and can have greens coming in regularly, there is that.  Of course, wheatgrass is inexpensive to produce, but it also tastes like ass.  A mix of things, sure, but... not all that tight of greens all the time.  Lemons, a few others items, perhaps berries...  It's not so much food as it is medicine?  Sort of.

Still, it's on the possibilities list.  I honestly think it would help me a great deal, especially with potassium, but also with many other nutrients.  I think the least expensive machine I saw, with the real potential I am wanting, was about $256.  Not horrible, but... that's a lot of spreed, green, dough.  On the other hand, it will make nut butters, and do other things.  It's not a complete one-use tool.  There are a stainless, and other, handcrank tools.  But at an ounce a minute...  The top of the line one is about $132, though one was listed at $115... or such.  Just... not sure I want to goof with that, by hand, that often.  Good, possibly, for prep.  IF juicing actually takes off.

Oh, right.  I'll try to get a few things done tonight.  I am really having trouble with lift-off this time.  I'll have to push, pull, or... something.  Perhaps I am too stuck on watching Dexter, finishing Dante's Comedies, and such.  I can... dive hard.  And when it's dark and cool, I can simply get lost in a few things.  I'll... keep at it.  Good da... night.