Comments on: thoughts on 100 days of vegetarianism http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/ i was uncool before uncool was cool Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:13:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Maman Papoute http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-19135 Maman Papoute Mon, 19 Jan 2009 00:15:22 +0000 http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-19135 Intéressante analyse de ton expérience. Ça donne le goût d'essayer... si ce n'était pas de cette petite chose de 2 ans qui lève le nez sur tout et rien... J'espère que tu nous partagera les meilleures recettes que tu as pu essayer! Intéressante analyse de ton expérience. Ça donne le goût d’essayer… si ce n’était pas de cette petite chose de 2 ans qui lève le nez sur tout et rien…

J’espère que tu nous partagera les meilleures recettes que tu as pu essayer!

]]> By: Nicole http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-19105 Nicole Sun, 18 Jan 2009 00:41:52 +0000 http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-19105 Salut et bonjour à Jonathan. Mes sinceres sympathies pour ta grand-mere. Meme si ca fait longtemps, ca me fait de la peine. Je te reverrai pour te serrai dans mes bras bien entendu. Pour les commentaires, sur le végétérianisme, j'essaie moi-même, je manque un peu d'imagination pour les recettes mais je me sens beaucoup mieux. André aime moins ça. Vive le bon steak! Excuse mon anglais Je t'aime. J'ai hâte de te voir. Ta grande soeur. Bisous... Salut et bonjour à Jonathan.

Mes sinceres sympathies pour ta grand-mere. Meme si ca fait longtemps, ca me fait de la peine. Je te reverrai pour te serrai dans mes bras bien entendu.

Pour les commentaires, sur le végétérianisme, j’essaie moi-même, je manque un peu d’imagination pour les recettes mais je me sens beaucoup mieux. André aime moins ça. Vive le bon steak!
Excuse mon anglais
Je t’aime. J’ai hâte de te voir. Ta grande soeur. Bisous…

]]> By: the milliner http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18949 the milliner Mon, 12 Jan 2009 00:15:58 +0000 http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18949 Ah, bacon! The vegetarian's kryptonite! Interesting findings. Especially the financial one. We've been looking for some ways to cut our grocery bill, and I think having a few more meatless meals a week (we already do 1 or 2) could help. And Dads. Well, I think Dads are supposed to question everything. ;). Well, OK, at least mine does. Ah, bacon! The vegetarian’s kryptonite! Interesting findings. Especially the financial one. We’ve been looking for some ways to cut our grocery bill, and I think having a few more meatless meals a week (we already do 1 or 2) could help.

And Dads. Well, I think Dads are supposed to question everything. ;). Well, OK, at least mine does.

]]> By: Irving Isler http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18922 Irving Isler Sat, 10 Jan 2009 23:33:41 +0000 http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18922 My wife and I (her somewhat reluctantly) eat mostly Vegetarian at home. It's faster, easier, and just as tasty. One stops missing meat fairly quickly. I'd say that out of 5 dine-in dinner meals a week, at least 4 are vegetarian. Since we're not vegetarian however, it makes it a lot easier when we are out and about. I think your point about the imposition is absolutely spot-on; and "real" vegetarians can often be seen as a pain in the rear at most gatherings. On an aside, we celebrate Festivus each year. It's a potluck now. This season, every single dish that arrived (except for some chili that arrived well after the party started) was vegetarian. No concerted effort was made, but I do believe people are realising how wonderful and delicious cooking can be without meat. No need for labels. Good food, is good food! Congrats on seeing the experiment through. I can't imagine having to protest Vegetarianism over the required holiday eating. My wife and I (her somewhat reluctantly) eat mostly Vegetarian at home. It’s faster, easier, and just as tasty. One stops missing meat fairly quickly. I’d say that out of 5 dine-in dinner meals a week, at least 4 are vegetarian.

Since we’re not vegetarian however, it makes it a lot easier when we are out and about. I think your point about the imposition is absolutely spot-on; and “real” vegetarians can often be seen as a pain in the rear at most gatherings.

On an aside, we celebrate Festivus each year. It’s a potluck now. This season, every single dish that arrived (except for some chili that arrived well after the party started) was vegetarian. No concerted effort was made, but I do believe people are realising how wonderful and delicious cooking can be without meat.

No need for labels. Good food, is good food!

Congrats on seeing the experiment through. I can’t imagine having to protest Vegetarianism over the required holiday eating.

]]> By: Philippe-A http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18916 Philippe-A Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:58:44 +0000 http://www.lightspeedchick.com/personal/thoughts-on-100-days-of-vegetarianism/#comment-18916 That's so funny! Remember when you first posted about it, the only thing I said was : But what about dinner parties? I admire vegetarians, but God would I hate to cook for one! And I can see how it's a problem in most restaurants. WaiterRant had put it quite simply: You're allergic to nuts? They're gone. You're a vegetarian? Get the fuck out! That’s so funny! Remember when you first posted about it, the only thing I said was : But what about dinner parties?

I admire vegetarians, but God would I hate to cook for one!

And I can see how it’s a problem in most restaurants. WaiterRant had put it quite simply: You’re allergic to nuts? They’re gone. You’re a vegetarian? Get the fuck out!

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