Mainly a lurker here but I enjoy reading :)

There are some low carb forums that have a paleo area for paleo 
discussion/support. One that I know of is Active Low Carbers, at 
lowcarb.org (IIRC)

You're never going to avoid being around foods that might be tempting to 
you. A wise person once said to me that falling off plan is part of the 
plan. It happens. What matters is that you learn something from the 
experience and then apply it. Eventually, foods that you used to enjoy 
that you now realize make you feel crappy just aren't all that appealing 
anymore. It has nothing to do with being strict, or 'good'. It's just 
about what you want.

If you want to have a piece of yellow cake now and then and don't mind 
that it makes you feel nasty, then that's up to you (I did the same 
thing with potato chips for a long, long time!) I eat mainly meat and 
fat, and not because I'm dogmatic about a certain WOE or have loads of 
willpower. It's just because I feel better this way, and other foods 
stopped appealing to me. Also when faced with choices, I don't weight 
them in terms of 'does this fit on my eating plan?' but rather 'do I 
want to eat this?' and if it's something I know my body tolerates and I 
feel like eating it, I eat it. If it's something I know my body is going 
to feel crap after eating, I don't, because I prefer feeling good and 
that's become more important to me than satisfying an urge.

My 0.02

Tracy

Joan Howe wrote:
> William says:
>
> "Become a lazy male hermit who lives in a forest too far to easily drive 
> to the junk  food store (AKA supermarket) and has nothing in the house 
> that tastes anywhere near as good as I imagine your meat loaf tastes, 
> and never was much good at cooking. Except roast beef."
>
> Actually, I was thinking that exactly the opposite strategy works: finding
> or forming a support group.  
>