Currently, my family of four (Dear Hubby, Dear Daughter (10) and Dear Son (6) and little old me) are ovo-lacto vegetarians, however, recent events have got me thinking about going vegan- for myself at the very least and probably encouraging my family in that direction will come into play, as well. A few months ago, [...]
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Ruminations on Going Vegan
Posted in family, vegan, vegetarian, veggie kids on August 20, 2008 | 4 Comments »
On My Extended Family’s Transitioning Diet
Posted in family, recipe, vegetarian, veggie kids on August 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I come from a large family and we were raised pretty traditionally when it comes to diet- that is to say, we all ate meat and sea food and wheat and nuts and dairy and- the thing is, we were the standard American Omnivores. Over my thirty-seven years many of us have made changes from [...]
Sharing a moment of Veggie Pride in my son.
Posted in vegetarian, veggie kids on June 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So, as you might have surmised from the title of this blog, I and my family are vegetarians. We are coming up on out tenth anniversary of being meatless (although the process began more like 12-13+ years ago with my Dear Husband’s personal dislike of seafood). Our oldest child is ten and she never had [...]
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What I’ve posted lately and where- Array March 28, 2009New Poem And I Will Sing for Your Father
- Lillia’s Tale March 11, 2009I have finished the first nine prompts in my new writing project, now titled “Lillia’s Tale”. They are short little things 100-400 words each, but they are a start. They are set in the same storyverse as Ari’s Tale. 1. Beginnings 2. Middles 3. Endings 4. Insides 5. Outsides 6. Hours 7. Days 8. Weeks [...]
- New Project and TOAF on Hiatus February 23, 2009Put Told On A Friday on hiatus and have begun a new writing project over here. Updates to my new and hopefully cathartic project will be included in my update feed here and my Twitter, too.
- Tootin’ my own horn. December 16, 2008Taking this time of year to draw attention to two of my older stories, both written last year around the holidays. The Hidden Properties of Fruitcake (1) (2) ~ An Epiphany Story The Yearlings ~ A New Years Story I really love both of these pieces and hope you do, too.
- Burgess Gulch (6) December 5, 2008Burgess Gulch (6) Genre:Sci-fi/Western Word Count:5,350 Rating:10+ Summary: Things around Burgess Gulch continue to get more and more perplexing. Author’s Note: This began as my 2006 Nanowrimo Novel. Previous Parts (1) (2) (3) (4) (5).
- Array March 28, 2009
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