This weekend I got into a rather passionate debate with some friends of friends about animal rights. One of them was pretty educated about the evils of factory farming, and said that she didn’t eat much meat because she had to know where it came from. Her husband on the other hand, didn’t know much [...]
Posts Tagged ‘eating habits’
Why Do Animals Exist?
Posted in Animal Rights, tagged animal advocacy, conversations with non-vegans, dogs, eating habits, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, humans, make a difference, pictures, questions about veganism on June 1, 2010 | 4 Comments »
A Plant-Based Diet is Good for Your Heart
Posted in Veganism, tagged eating habits, health, vegan food, vegetarian on June 15, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Several years ago my now 59 year old father had a heart attack. It wasn’t a major heart attack, but it has definitely caused him problems. He’s been on medication since it happened, and has regular stress tests to see if the damage to his heart has progressed. Thankfully, up until this last time, his [...]
Meat with No Feet!?
Posted in Animal Rights, Environmental Concerns, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, tagged animal agriculture and the environment, cloned meat, eating habits, Factory Farming, Farmed Animals, PETA on January 29, 2009 | 10 Comments »
A while back PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) offered $1 million to any company or person who could come up with a cost effective way to produce cloned meat on a large scale, the goal being that people could still satisfy their meat cravings, but that animals wouldn’t have to be slaughtered [...]
Cooking for One
Posted in Veganism, tagged decisions, eating habits, make a difference, vegan food, Veganism on January 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »
First of all, Happy New Year! My apologies for being such a terrible blogger as of late. I went on vacation and then the holidays hit and I got lazy, what can I say?! I’ve definitely had some things to blog about though, so here we go: Over Christmas I went home to my family’s [...]
Veganism & Health
Posted in Veganism, tagged about me, eating habits, vegan food, Veganism on November 4, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Check out NJ.com today for a great article posted today about veganism. It starts out with this: “It is almost impossible to have a conversation with a vegan and not want to slam the door in disgust on your own entrenched eating habits.” From there, I knew it was going to be good. I love [...]
“Eating Vegan Must Be So Hard!”
Posted in Animal Welfare, Farmed Animals, Veganism, tagged cows, dairy, do something!, eating habits, make a difference, Veganism on October 8, 2008 | 8 Comments »
I heard this, or variations on this, a lot when I first went vegan. And you know what? Not long ago, I was saying the exact same thing – so I totally get it. I thought I could never, EVER give up my beloved cheese. I used to eat a LOT of cheese – mozzarella, [...]
Justifications
Posted in Veganism, tagged cruelty free products, eating habits, Origins, vegan food, Veganism on May 2, 2008 | 6 Comments »
You know how when you know you shouldn’t do something but you really, really want to how all of a sudden a lot of seemingly reasonable excuses come into your head to justify it? Well, I used to be that way with animal products until I decided that was really not working for me anymore. [...]
On Trying New Foods
Posted in Veganism, tagged eating habits, health, vegan food, vegetarian on May 1, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Last night I made some pretty tasty vegan fajitas. Olde El Paso and I made them together, actually. I cooked up a couple of boca burgers (chopped up), some red & green peppers, onion, garlic and some pinto beans, threw in the the El Paso mix and voila! Topped it off with some lettuce, tomato [...]
Baby Steps
Posted in Environmental Concerns, Veganism, tagged eating habits, environment, health, I love my friends on April 24, 2008 | 7 Comments »
I didn’t become a vegan overnight. I didn’t even become a vegetarian over night. Rather, it was something I thought about for a long time before I actually committed. After mulling it over for the better part of a year, I finally decided to stop eating meat all together in July of 2007. During my [...]


