Here we are again:
First, I want to say that both e5, f5, and even b5 are good moves in this position. after 1...b5 2.a4 Ba6 3.Nc3 or a number of other moves we have black fighting to keep the pawn and white fighting to win it back. With correct play white should get his pawn back.
After 1...e5 2.Qxc4 exd4 3.Nxd4 Nxd4 4.Qxc4 Black has opened up the game for his bishop pair and is quite OK. During the game I was looking at 1...e5 2.d5 Na3 2.a3 Bd6 when I might lose the bishop pair to 3.Nxd6. Nothing is wrong with black's game here, but I like bishops.
So I went for 1...f5! My plan was to continue the fight for my extra pawn and play for e5 as well. Now if 2.Nc5 Bxc5 3.dxc5 Qxc5 I've given up the bishop pair, but I'm up two pawns. 2.Nh4 gives me two pieces for the rook. So we have 2.Nc3 or 2.Ned2.
2.Nc3 stops my e5 idea because of Nd5 so I would've continued 2...Bd7 and white can't take advantage of e5 yet because of 3.Ne5 Nxe5 4.dxe5 Qc5 or even the simpler 3...Nxd4 looks alright, but I'm still fighting to keep my bishop pair. So in this position my plan would've been to Play Rad8 and Bd6 and e5 or if he tries to go after the c-pawn then a6 and b5.
2.Ned2 is what my opponent played, going after c4 and bam! 2...e5 immediately. Still fighting for the center and c4, if 3.Qxc4+ then 3...Be6 4.d5 Na5 5.Queen move Bxd5 and 3.Nxc4 e4! followed by munching the d-pawn. I think white is doing best after 4.exd5 when 4...Bxd2 is pretty much forced if I want to grab the e-pawn. So I have to finally give up the bishops, (Qxc4+ is looming).
So those were my ideas(keep the bishops, fight for the center, and try to hold on to my pawn). I was being greedy, I figured if one of my ideas failed another would succeed. I think this is one of those positions where many many plans are viable. Any more ideas in this position are welcome, and I hope y'all see why I like the Nimzo so much.