I think about food a lot, too, because I'm the sole source of it for four people. Every morning I have to decide what to make for dinner, buy whatever it is I need for that dinner, and then often spend some time prepping everything and cooking it. So a lot of my day revolves around food, too. I think the difference, like you said, is that our day doesn't revolve around eating. Like, as soon as we finish one meal we're not planning the next (beyond "How will I use these leftovers," which I do as well; hopefully you know   12a  what I mean by "not planning the next") or wondering desperately what else is around that we can eat or what we could go buy to eat. I love to cook and I enjoy eating what I've cooked, and I spend a lot of time on it because it's my job (basically), but I don't sit around salivating and   7feb  I can wait until the next day to eat that meal I have planned.