Hello /adv/,my parents are going away for 2-2.5 months and i

>>18461494
get used to some of the cookery websites for students and poor people, you'll need to up that game pretty quickly. get them to get you a good cookery book too, here are some in English if you can't find one in your own language./
http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/indybest/food-drink/best-student-cookbooks-reviews-uk-a7320321.html

>>18461593
Thanks,there should be some books around the house,ill search around.I was thinking of getting packed food like ramen,but making something by my self might be a nice experience.

fuck the ramen, keep some tinned crap and dried foods for back up and emergencies (not for lazy moments).

this i your chance to man up (or whatever if you're a gril) and do shit by yourself.

if you have a garden, growing some lettuce and salad stuff is a piece of piss, low on effort, high on patience, but worth it too. even some parsley or herbs can be grown on the window so you can throw some in a soup or sandwich.

are you going to be in school or at work or what?

>>18461687
I guess that would be nice

yeah that's what i was thinking when i said i wasnt going with them,since i am going to uni next year i should learn to live alone

we live in a apartment so that might be a problem

Im going to work at a market starting july and ill be going to gym(they left for 2 weeks last year and i gained something around 6-7kgs in a month.not gonna let that happen this time.)