Oct
12

A Vegetarian Journey

You’ve probably noticed that I haven’t been posting much more than recipes lately. Or maybe you haven’t noticed. Either way, I’ve been boring myself with my lack of posts lately. But each time I sit down to write something new, I just can’t come up with the right topic, or the right words. It’s more …

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Jul
27

Cognitive Dissonance

“A man with a conviction is a hard man to change. Tell him you disagree and he turns away. Show him facts or figures and he questions your sources. Appeal to logic and he fails to see your point.” – Leon Festinger, psychologist I’ve always been fascinated by the brain and how it works, both physically (neurons …

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Jul
22

An Interview with Yours Truly

My friend Caitlin is writing a research paper for her Master’s degree on the health benefits of a vegetarian diet. She asked if she could interview me for her research – I was so honored! Here is the interview: 1-What was your primary reason for becoming a vegetarian? I went vegetarian after learning about the …

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Apr
27

Guest Post: Omnivore Goes Vegan For A Month

For Lent, my cousin and her husband did a vegan fast. I thought it’d be interesting to get her perspective on the fast – from an omnivore’s point of view. This is what she had to say about over a month of veganism (completely un-edited by me). —– by Christine Wilson As part of the …

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Dec
08

Thanks!

Thank you so much to everyone who left comments and sent me emails regarding Monday’s post. I REALLY appreciate all of the support! It’s good to know that there are some folks out there who care (and that my words aren’t falling entirely on deaf ears). I was particularly impacted by something in a link …

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Dec
06

Confessions

Apologies for not having a Meatless Monday recipe up today. We had internet issues last night so I wasn’t able to get one posted, but I should be able to get it up later this week. With regards to posting in general, I feel the need to confess that I’ve been feeling very uninspired lately. …

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Nov
23

Traditions (that really aren’t)

This Thanksgiving, don’t eat turkey. That’s right, I said it. I know that to most people this is a frightening thought. You can’t imagine what in the world you’d eat on Thanksgiving, if not turkey! After all, it’s TRADITION. But let’s please remember that Thanksgiving is about so much more than turkey. It’s about family, …

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Nov
18

Honoring Intentions

President George Washington declared Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1789 with these words: “Thanksgiving is a time to rediscover the spiritual being within and draw strength from our founders and political zealots whose prolific faith has created a nation that we as well as our progeny will be proud of.” Let’s reflect Washington’s intentions for this …

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Oct
28

It’s Not About Perfection

This image was circulated and posted throughout the vegan blog circles like crazy this week. At first, I wasn’t sure what the intention of the drawing was, or how to react. Then I read this article (bolding is mine): As we (and others) have defined and discussed in the past, veganism is not about perfection. …

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Oct
26

A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words

Thank you so much to everyone who filled out the survey! I really appreciate all of your great feedback and the many kind words. (I’ll leave the survey open a little bit longer if there are still others who’d like to give their opinion. I really hope you will!) There was one thing in the …

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