Guest guest Posted August 15, 2003 Report Share Posted August 15, 2003 Catherine: I can empathize with you! My wife and I used to have the same sort of problems with our families. They did try to understand. They'd try hard to fix a dish that we could partake of. How do you respond to that when you are wary of the type of stock they used, or if there's any whey or lactose? Oh, these veggies aren't organic... It just sounds so loopy to non-vegans. But it is something that we as vegans hold dear. The choice of what we put into our bodies is ours. However, in a society where one is surrounded by the " meat religion " , it is tough. Most of our relatives and acquantances are now used to our bringing our " own " food to gatherings. It just saves them the hassle and us the stress. Doug (Minnesota, USA) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2003 Report Share Posted August 16, 2003 hi all yes, taking meals when visiting people near me is no problem, but when relatives live far away, and it isnecessary to say stay a week, and turning up and cooking my own food would be considered very rude, if not cause bigger arguments than already evident, i am stuck........ dont think theres a solution, just wanted to moan about it! catherine >"Doug" > > > Re:visit to rellies; It's all relative >Fri, 15 Aug 2003 16:45:06 -0000 > >Catherine: > >I can empathize with you! My wife and I used to have the same sort >of problems with our families. They did try to understand. They'd >try hard to fix a dish that we could partake of. How do you respond >to that when you are wary of the type of stock they used, or if >there's any whey or lactose? Oh, these veggies aren't organic... It >just sounds so loopy to non-vegans. But it is something that we as >vegans hold dear. The choice of what we put into our bodies is >ours. However, in a society where one is surrounded by the "meat >religion", it is tough. Most of our relatives and acquantances are >now used to our bringing our "own" food to gatherings. It just saves >them the hassle and us the stress. > >Doug (Minnesota, USA) > Enjoy a faster internet experience when you sign up for a FREE BT Broadband connection! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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