This is the problem

I waited and waited to eat lunch and then I had a Blake's organic personal chicken pie. It was DELICIOUS. 370 calories of buttery flaky crust. And it took me like, fifteen minutes to eat, and that was a beautiful fifteen minutes. But now I still have this feeling like I'm not done. I still want to eat. Eating time. Eat eat eat. What do I do? How do I wait out munchy time? I'll write back if I succeed.

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