Introduction

[Guest guest]

You calling me a bully?..............outside, NOW! The Valley Vegan...............earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the rest of us will protect you!Nikki , peter hurd wrote:>> Hello Barbara,> Welcome to the list, ask and you shall receive. We have all sorts on here and an oracle by the name of Fraggle.> I too live in a small community, with no vegans as far as I know. As for the hassle you are recieving, you havent stated whether they are male or female. or whether you can stand confontation or not. Bullies usually pick on the weak, in my experiance you only have to make a big stand once, then they back off.> > The

Valley Vegan.............

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the welcomes. They are much appreciated. And to answer the

question about the gender of the " bully " he is male. He has not said

one inappropriate word to me today, so perhaps my intervention

yesterday worked... Time will tell.

 

Barbara

 

, " drbhare " <drbhare> wrote:

>

> Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if

this

> group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32

year

> old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from

> Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I am

> outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to completely

> cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine.

>

> I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in most

> vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have

had

> it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber

the

> meat eaters by one! And there are so many health issues that we are

> very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am

living

> in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second to

> last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship). I

> am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community (pop

> 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and

> religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are

great.

> Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going

to

> have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will

> handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been unsuccessful.

>

> As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in

which

> I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts me to see

evidence

> that I am not the only liberal left!

>

> Barbara

>

[Guest guest]

LOL

 

Ok, now what?

 

Nikki

 

 

, peter hurd <swpgh01@t...> wrote:

>

> You calling me a bully?..............outside, NOW!

>

> The Valley Vegan...............

>

> earthstrm <earthstorm@c...> wrote:

> Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the

rest

> of us will protect you!

>

> Nikki

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Barbara! Susan

 

--- drbhare <drbhare wrote:

 

> Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get

> a sense if this

> group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara

> and I am a 32 year

> old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas

> but I am from

> Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do,

> it is when I am

> outside the house. I have decided that it is now

> time to completely

> cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and

> wine.

>

> I am pleased to find this group. Although there are

> moments in most

> vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most

> part I have had

> it pretty good. In my family of origin, the

> vegetarians outnumber the

> meat eaters by one! And there are so many health

> issues that we are

> very accustomed to making accomodations for one

> another. I am living

> in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete

> the second to

> last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc

> fellowship). I

> am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small

> community (pop

> 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very

> politically and

> religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my

> coworkers are great.

> Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of

> whom is going to

> have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet

> decided how I will

> handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been

> unsuccessful.

>

> As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online

> community in which

> I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts

> me to see evidence

> that I am not the only liberal left!

>

> Barbara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome! Glad to meet one more person going vegan...it all adds up and gives the rest of us support to. And you are not alone and when one is isolated as you are right now having a support community even if it is on line is good. You just have to find a fit and there aren't many groups out there. Have you done a search of your local area to find out if there are any groups that hold potlucks, gatherings, educational sessions? We are in a University town and of course there is a SETA there....Students for the Ethical Treatment of Animals who are very active. We have a vegetarian educational network, and there is a group that holds a monthly potluck...they ask that food be vegan and give guidelines, but they also check the food so that the non-vegan foods can be set on another table so there is no confusion. I know that you are really busy, but maybe you could check out resources...just even a note in the classifieds or community section especially the college rags calling all vegans together. Or maybe if you find a couple more you could start something. (not WWIII please though) Populations of 100,000 are definitely going to have other vegans...you just have to find them. Just what you need to add to your plate. LOL As a matter of fact I think that we should have a potluck right here....everyone could send their most favorite vegan recipe ever. Cooperation from the men might be sketchy though. <grinning> They like their beer and wine I think. < lol>

linda

 

Are you doing the postdoc fellowship now? I was a bit confused by the second to last hurdle thing...are you saying the professorship will be the last hurdle? Or is there some other hurdle after the fellowship? What did you get your doctoral degree in?

"Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important that you do it."Mohandas Gandhi

 

linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

 

-

drbhare

Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:59 AM

Introduction

Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if this group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32 year old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I am outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to completely cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine. I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in most vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have had it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber the meat eaters by one! And there are so many health issues that we are very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am living in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second to last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship). I am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community (pop 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are great. Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going to have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been unsuccessful. As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in which I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts me to see evidence that I am not the only liberal left! Barbara

[Guest guest]

I too am in a college town (College Station, TX - home of Texas A & M).

There is a very tiny natural foods store here but they don't have a

community bulletin board. I have not (yet) found any groups

affiliated with the university or outside of it. My expectations of a

college town was that there would be a relatively diverse population

but that has not been my experience. It is rather homogenous here.

They don't even carry Vegetarian Times at the large chain bookstore

in town! It is possible there is a small group somewhere and I will

have to look harder to find them.

 

Anyway - I would love to exchange recipes online. I love to cook and

try new foods.

 

Barbara

 

, " linda " <lindai81@c...> wrote:

>

> Welcome! Glad to meet one more person going vegan...it all adds up

and gives the rest of us support to. And you are not alone and when

one is isolated as you are right now having a support community even

if it is on line is good. You just have to find a fit and there

aren't many groups out there. Have you done a search of your local

area to find out if there are any groups that hold potlucks,

gatherings, educational sessions? We are in a University town and of

course there is a SETA there....Students for the Ethical Treatment of

Animals who are very active. We have a vegetarian educational

network, and there is a group that holds a monthly potluck...they ask

that food be vegan and give guidelines, but they also check the food

so that the non-vegan foods can be set on another table so there is

no confusion. I know that you are really busy, but maybe you could

check out resources...just even a note in the classifieds or

community section especially the college rags calling all vegans

together. Or maybe if you find a couple more you could start

something. (not WWIII please though) Populations of 100,000 are

definitely going to have other vegans...you just have to find them.

Just what you need to add to your plate. LOL As a matter of fact I

think that we should have a potluck right here....everyone could send

their most favorite vegan recipe ever. Cooperation from the men might

be sketchy though. <grinning> They like their beer and wine I think.

< lol>

> linda

>

> Are you doing the postdoc fellowship now? I was a bit confused by

the second to last hurdle thing...are you saying the professorship

will be the last hurdle? Or is there some other hurdle after the

fellowship? What did you get your doctoral degree in?

> " Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important

that you do it. "

> Mohandas Gandhi

>

> linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

> -

> drbhare

>

> Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:59 AM

> Introduction

>

>

> Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if

this

> group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32

year

> old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from

> Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I

am

> outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to

completely

> cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine.

>

> I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in

most

> vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have

had

> it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber

the

> meat eaters by one! And there are so many health issues that we

are

> very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am

living

> in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second

to

> last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship).

I

> am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community

(pop

> 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and

> religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are

great.

> Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going

to

> have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will

> handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been

unsuccessful.

>

> As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in

which

> I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts me to see

evidence

> that I am not the only liberal left!

>

> Barbara

>

>

To send an email to -

 

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara,

It is really good to hear you are going vegan and good to hear you have found

some

support. I think social support is one of the most important things to keep it

up.

I am sure requests for recipes will be welcome here and I would love to hear

what you have

been cooking. One of my favourite questions or other vegans is: what is in your

refrigerator? " wierd maybe but there it is.

Have you tried http://vegweb.com/recipes/

http://www.vegsource.com/

and

http://www.vegan-food.net/menus.html

All recipe sites.

 

I live in UK but have visited Austin Texas, which seemed quite veggie friendly?

Here in UK no large bookshops carry any vegetarian magazines, maybe you could

ask the

natural foodstore to stock it, or take out a subscription? as for the

noticeboard, perhaps if

you ask nicely they will supply one, you could even offer to provide it for them

(cork

noticeboards are fairly inexpensive here). We have a saying here in Northern

England: " Shy

bairns get nowt " translates- if you don't ask, you won't get!!!

 

-- In , " drbhare " <drbhare> wrote:

>

> I too am in a college town (College Station, TX - home of Texas A & M).

> There is a very tiny natural foods store here but they don't have a

> community bulletin board. I have not (yet) found any groups

> affiliated with the university or outside of it. My expectations of a

> college town was that there would be a relatively diverse population

> but that has not been my experience. It is rather homogenous here.

> They don't even carry Vegetarian Times at the large chain bookstore

> in town! It is possible there is a small group somewhere and I will

> have to look harder to find them.

>

> Anyway - I would love to exchange recipes online. I love to cook and

> try new foods.

>

> Barbara

>

> , " linda " <lindai81@c...> wrote:

> >

> > Welcome! Glad to meet one more person going vegan...it all adds up

> and gives the rest of us support to. And you are not alone and when

> one is isolated as you are right now having a support community even

> if it is on line is good. You just have to find a fit and there

> aren't many groups out there. Have you done a search of your local

> area to find out if there are any groups that hold potlucks,

> gatherings, educational sessions? We are in a University town and of

> course there is a SETA there....Students for the Ethical Treatment of

> Animals who are very active. We have a vegetarian educational

> network, and there is a group that holds a monthly potluck...they ask

> that food be vegan and give guidelines, but they also check the food

> so that the non-vegan foods can be set on another table so there is

> no confusion. I know that you are really busy, but maybe you could

> check out resources...just even a note in the classifieds or

> community section especially the college rags calling all vegans

> together. Or maybe if you find a couple more you could start

> something. (not WWIII please though) Populations of 100,000 are

> definitely going to have other vegans...you just have to find them.

> Just what you need to add to your plate. LOL As a matter of fact I

> think that we should have a potluck right here....everyone could send

> their most favorite vegan recipe ever. Cooperation from the men might

> be sketchy though. <grinning> They like their beer and wine I think.

> < lol>

> > linda

> >

> > Are you doing the postdoc fellowship now? I was a bit confused by

> the second to last hurdle thing...are you saying the professorship

> will be the last hurdle? Or is there some other hurdle after the

> fellowship? What did you get your doctoral degree in?

> > " Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important

> that you do it. "

> > Mohandas Gandhi

> >

> > linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

> > -

> > drbhare

> >

> > Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:59 AM

> > Introduction

> >

> >

> > Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if

> this

> > group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32

> year

> > old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from

> > Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I

> am

> > outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to

> completely

> > cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine.

> >

> > I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in

> most

> > vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have

> had

> > it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber

> the

> > meat eaters by one! And there are so many health issues that we

> are

> > very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am

> living

> > in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second

> to

> > last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship).

> I

> > am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community

> (pop

> > 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and

> > religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are

> great.

> > Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going

> to

> > have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will

> > handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been

> unsuccessful.

> >

> > As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in

> which

> > I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts me to see

> evidence

> > that I am not the only liberal left!

> >

> > Barbara

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To send an email to -

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

My fridge has tofu, Cheezly, Tofutti soft cheese, baked beans, tomato

ketchup, Pure margarine, soya flour, Alpro milk, various jams, pickles, etc.

and loads of vegetables.

 

Jo

-

" herbvalerian " <herbvalerian

 

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 6:04 PM

Re: Introduction

 

 

> Hi Barbara,

> It is really good to hear you are going vegan and good to hear you have

found some

> support. I think social support is one of the most important things to

keep it up.

> I am sure requests for recipes will be welcome here and I would love to

hear what you have

> been cooking. One of my favourite questions or other vegans is: what is in

your

> refrigerator? " wierd maybe but there it is.

> Have you tried http://vegweb.com/recipes/

> http://www.vegsource.com/

> and

> http://www.vegan-food.net/menus.html

> All recipe sites.

>

> I live in UK but have visited Austin Texas, which seemed quite veggie

friendly?

> Here in UK no large bookshops carry any vegetarian magazines, maybe you

could ask the

> natural foodstore to stock it, or take out a subscription? as for the

noticeboard, perhaps if

> you ask nicely they will supply one, you could even offer to provide it

for them (cork

> noticeboards are fairly inexpensive here). We have a saying here in

Northern England: " Shy

> bairns get nowt " translates- if you don't ask, you won't get!!!

>

> -- In , " drbhare " <drbhare> wrote:

> >

> > I too am in a college town (College Station, TX - home of Texas A & M).

> > There is a very tiny natural foods store here but they don't have a

> > community bulletin board. I have not (yet) found any groups

> > affiliated with the university or outside of it. My expectations of a

> > college town was that there would be a relatively diverse population

> > but that has not been my experience. It is rather homogenous here.

> > They don't even carry Vegetarian Times at the large chain bookstore

> > in town! It is possible there is a small group somewhere and I will

> > have to look harder to find them.

> >

> > Anyway - I would love to exchange recipes online. I love to cook and

> > try new foods.

> >

> > Barbara

> >

> > , " linda " <lindai81@c...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Welcome! Glad to meet one more person going vegan...it all adds up

> > and gives the rest of us support to. And you are not alone and when

> > one is isolated as you are right now having a support community even

> > if it is on line is good. You just have to find a fit and there

> > aren't many groups out there. Have you done a search of your local

> > area to find out if there are any groups that hold potlucks,

> > gatherings, educational sessions? We are in a University town and of

> > course there is a SETA there....Students for the Ethical Treatment of

> > Animals who are very active. We have a vegetarian educational

> > network, and there is a group that holds a monthly potluck...they ask

> > that food be vegan and give guidelines, but they also check the food

> > so that the non-vegan foods can be set on another table so there is

> > no confusion. I know that you are really busy, but maybe you could

> > check out resources...just even a note in the classifieds or

> > community section especially the college rags calling all vegans

> > together. Or maybe if you find a couple more you could start

> > something. (not WWIII please though) Populations of 100,000 are

> > definitely going to have other vegans...you just have to find them.

> > Just what you need to add to your plate. LOL As a matter of fact I

> > think that we should have a potluck right here....everyone could send

> > their most favorite vegan recipe ever. Cooperation from the men might

> > be sketchy though. <grinning> They like their beer and wine I think.

> > < lol>

> > > linda

> > >

> > > Are you doing the postdoc fellowship now? I was a bit confused by

> > the second to last hurdle thing...are you saying the professorship

> > will be the last hurdle? Or is there some other hurdle after the

> > fellowship? What did you get your doctoral degree in?

> > > " Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important

> > that you do it. "

> > > Mohandas Gandhi

> > >

> > > linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

> > > -

> > > drbhare

> > >

> > > Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:59 AM

> > > Introduction

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if

> > this

> > > group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32

> > year

> > > old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from

> > > Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I

> > am

> > > outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to

> > completely

> > > cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine.

> > >

> > > I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in

> > most

> > > vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have

> > had

> > > it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber

> > the

> > > meat eaters by one! And there are so many health issues that we

> > are

> > > very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am

> > living

> > > in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second

> > to

> > > last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship).

> > I

> > > am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community

> > (pop

> > > 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and

> > > religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are

> > great.

> > > Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going

> > to

> > > have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will

> > > handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been

> > unsuccessful.

> > >

> > > As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in

> > which

> > > I can obtain some support. At minimum, it comforts me to see

> > evidence

> > > that I am not the only liberal left!

> > >

> > > Barbara

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > To send an email to -

> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Mine has Alpro soya milk, Pure margarine, Apple Juice, Alpro vanilla desserts, lager, the freezer section has tumps of frozen meals from bulk cooking and Swedish Glace ice cream. The bad news is that there are also Moo juice, bits of pig, and other carnie fest........... The Valley Vegan................ herbvalerian <herbvalerian wrote: Hi Barbara,It is really good to hear you are going vegan and good to hear you have found some support. I think social support is one of the most important things to keep it up.I am sure requests for recipes will be welcome here and I would love to hear what you have been cooking. One of my favourite questions or other vegans is: what is in your refrigerator?" wierd maybe but there it is.Have you tried

http://vegweb.com/recipes/http://www.vegsource.com/andhttp://www.vegan-food.net/menus.htmlAll recipe sites.I live in UK but have visited Austin Texas, which seemed quite veggie friendly?Here in UK no large bookshops carry any vegetarian magazines, maybe you could ask the natural foodstore to stock it, or take out a subscription? as for the noticeboard, perhaps if you ask nicely they will supply one, you could even offer to provide it for them (cork noticeboards are fairly inexpensive here). We have a saying here in Northern England: "Shy bairns get nowt" translates- if you don't ask, you won't get!!!-- In , "drbhare" wrote:>> I too am in a college town (College Station, TX - home of Texas A & M). > There is a very tiny natural foods store here but they don't have a > community bulletin board. I have not (yet) found any groups > affiliated with the

university or outside of it. My expectations of a > college town was that there would be a relatively diverse population > but that has not been my experience. It is rather homogenous here. > They don't even carry Vegetarian Times at the large chain bookstore > in town! It is possible there is a small group somewhere and I will > have to look harder to find them. > > Anyway - I would love to exchange recipes online. I love to cook and > try new foods. > > Barbara> > , "linda" wrote:> >> > Welcome! Glad to meet one more person going vegan...it all adds up > and gives the rest of us support to. And you are not alone and when > one is isolated as you are right now having a support community even > if it is on line is good. You just have to find a fit and there > aren't many groups out there. Have you done a

search of your local > area to find out if there are any groups that hold potlucks, > gatherings, educational sessions? We are in a University town and of > course there is a SETA there....Students for the Ethical Treatment of > Animals who are very active. We have a vegetarian educational > network, and there is a group that holds a monthly potluck...they ask > that food be vegan and give guidelines, but they also check the food > so that the non-vegan foods can be set on another table so there is > no confusion. I know that you are really busy, but maybe you could > check out resources...just even a note in the classifieds or > community section especially the college rags calling all vegans > together. Or maybe if you find a couple more you could start > something. (not WWIII please though) Populations of 100,000 are > definitely going to have other vegans...you just have to find them.

> Just what you need to add to your plate. LOL As a matter of fact I > think that we should have a potluck right here....everyone could send > their most favorite vegan recipe ever. Cooperation from the men might > be sketchy though. They like their beer and wine I think. > < lol>> > linda> > > > Are you doing the postdoc fellowship now? I was a bit confused by > the second to last hurdle thing...are you saying the professorship > will be the last hurdle? Or is there some other hurdle after the > fellowship? What did you get your doctoral degree in? > > "Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important > that you do it."> > Mohandas Gandhi> > > > linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47> > - > > drbhare > > To:

> > Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:59 AM> > Introduction> > > > > > Hello all. I have been lurking for a few days to get a sense if > this > > group was a good match for me. My name is Barbara and I am a 32 > year > > old vegetarian in the US. Presently I live in Texas but I am from > > Arizona. I rarely consume any dairy and when I do, it is when I > am > > outside the house. I have decided that it is now time to > completely > > cut it from my diet, as well as nonvegan sugars and wine. > > > > I am pleased to find this group. Although there are moments in > most > > vegan/veggies lives that can be trying, for the most part I have > had > > it pretty good. In my family of origin, the vegetarians outnumber > the > > meat eaters by one!

And there are so many health issues that we > are > > very accustomed to making accomodations for one another. I am > living > > in Texas - far from my support systems - to complete the second > to > > last hurdle in my professional training (the postdoc fellowship). > I > > am struggling here, unfortunately. I live in a small community > (pop > > 100,000) and am literally surrounded by very politically and > > religiously conservative carnivores. Some of my coworkers are > great. > > Others are considerably intolerant and rude. One of whom is going > to > > have to knock it off very soon. I have not yet decided how I will > > handle this person, as my efforts thus far have been > unsuccessful. > > > > As I was saying, I am very happy to find an online community in > which > > I can obtain some support.

At minimum, it comforts me to see > evidence > > that I am not the only liberal left! > > > > Barbara> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to -> > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Dont know, last time someone took me up on the offer, I lost half an hour? didnt feel too well either? The Valley Vegan...........earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: LOLOk, now what?Nikki , peter hurd wrote:>> You calling me a bully?..............outside, NOW!> > The Valley Vegan...............> > earthstrm wrote:> Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the rest > of us will protect you!> > Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

> Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the rest

> of us will protect you!

 

Hey - are you saying the English are weak????

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Mine has nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts (yes, 5 varieties), Pure margarine, soya milk, Brocolli (just finished the cauliflower).

 

Freezer contains some redwoods fishfingers & sausages, nut roast and redwoods beef roast.

 

BB

Peter

 

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peter hurd

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 6:36 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Mine has Alpro soya milk, Pure margarine, Apple Juice, Alpro vanilla desserts, lager, the freezer section has tumps of frozen meals from bulk cooking and Swedish Glace ice cream.

The bad news is that there are also Moo juice, bits of pig, and other carnie fest...........

 

The Valley Vegan................

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

Are you nutty? :-)

 

Sounds like you need to refill your freezer. Our freezer is stuffed now, especially as we have just made a cake for the Yule log, and a lemon cake and put them in the couple of remaining spaces.

 

BBJo

 

-

Peter

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:14 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Mine has nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts (yes, 5 varieties), Pure margarine, soya milk, Brocolli (just finished the cauliflower).

 

Freezer contains some redwoods fishfingers & sausages, nut roast and redwoods beef roast.

 

BB

Peter

 

-

peter hurd

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 6:36 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Mine has Alpro soya milk, Pure margarine, Apple Juice, Alpro vanilla desserts, lager, the freezer section has tumps of frozen meals from bulk cooking and Swedish Glace ice cream.

The bad news is that there are also Moo juice, bits of pig, and other carnie fest...........

 

The Valley Vegan................

[Guest guest]

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, CAKE, I LUV CAKE................. The Valley Vegan...................jo <jo.heartwork wrote: Hi Peter Are you nutty? :-) Sounds like you need to refill your freezer. Our freezer is stuffed now, especially as we have just made a cake for the Yule log, and a lemon cake and put them in the couple of remaining spaces. BBJo - Peter Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:14 PM Re: Re: Introduction Mine has nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts (yes, 5 varieties), Pure margarine, soya milk, Brocolli (just finished the cauliflower). Freezer contains some redwoods fishfingers & sausages, nut roast and redwoods beef roast. BB Peter - peter hurd Wednesday, December 14, 2005 6:36 PM Re: Re: Introduction Mine has Alpro soya milk, Pure margarine, Apple Juice, Alpro vanilla desserts, lager, the freezer section

has tumps of frozen meals from bulk cooking and Swedish Glace ice cream. The bad news is that there are also Moo juice, bits of pig, and other carnie fest........... The Valley Vegan................ Peter H

 

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[Guest guest]

Me too :-) These are from the little book - Ronnie's Cakes which are on sale at the fayres. There are even recipes for vegan Mars bars etc. but I haven't tried them yet.

 

Jo

 

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peter hurd

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 8:58 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, CAKE, I LUV CAKE.................

The Valley Vegan...................jo <jo.heartwork wrote:

 

Hi Peter

 

Are you nutty? :-)

 

Sounds like you need to refill your freezer. Our freezer is stuffed now, especially as we have just made a cake for the Yule log, and a lemon cake and put them in the couple of remaining spaces.

 

BBJo

 

-

Peter

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 7:14 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Mine has nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts (yes, 5 varieties), Pure margarine, soya milk, Brocolli (just finished the cauliflower).

 

Freezer contains some redwoods fishfingers & sausages, nut roast and redwoods beef roast.

 

BB

Peter

 

-

peter hurd

Wednesday, December 14, 2005 6:36 PM

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Mine has Alpro soya milk, Pure margarine, Apple Juice, Alpro vanilla desserts, lager, the freezer section has tumps of frozen meals from bulk cooking and Swedish Glace ice cream.

The bad news is that there are also Moo juice, bits of pig, and other carnie fest...........

 

The Valley Vegan................

 

Peter H

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

So then why do you keep offering?

 

Nikki

 

, peter hurd <swpgh01@t...> wrote:

>

> Dont know, last time someone took me up on the offer, I lost half

an hour? didnt feel too well either?

>

> The Valley Vegan...........

>

> earthstrm <earthstorm@c...> wrote:

> LOL

>

> Ok, now what?

>

> Nikki

>

>

> , peter hurd wrote:

> >

> > You calling me a bully?..............outside, NOW!

> >

> > The Valley Vegan...............

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

> > Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the

rest

> > of us will protect you!

>

> Hey - are you saying the English are weak????

 

 

Those are your words not mine Sir. He picks on us in the US as well.

Or at least has tried to. We tend to just shake it off.

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

No bananas?

 

BB

Nikki

 

, " Peter " <metalscarab@g...> wrote:

>

> Mine has nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts (yes, 5 varieties), Pure

margarine, soya milk, Brocolli (just finished the cauliflower).

>

> Freezer contains some redwoods fishfingers & sausages, nut roast and

redwoods beef roast.

>

> BB

> Peter

[Guest guest]

First, I would like to wish condolances to the loss of your wife. You

are obviously trying to turn around such a tragedy and make something

positive out of it. I am curious, since your introduction did not

say, do you promote vegetarianism as one of the act of kindness on

your website? Standing up for those who cannot stand up for

themselves and who really cannot even come out and thank you for your

efforts is probobly the most important and rewarding act of kindness

that you can do, IMO anyway.

 

, " S. GREENBAUM " <sgreenbaum>

wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> I am a new member to the group and just wanted to introduce myself

(see below).

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

> No bananas?

 

Not in the fridge!!!!

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

but you have nuts in the fridge?

 

 

Peter <metalscarab

Dec 15, 2005 10:15 AM

 

Re: Re: Introduction

 

Hi Nikki

 

> No bananas?

 

Not in the fridge!!!!

 

BB

Peter

 

 

 

 

To send an email to -

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Fraggle

 

> but you have nuts in the fridge?

 

Yes - to keep them fresh. Bananas don't do well in the fridge... what sort

of vegans are you people??? ;-)

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Yeah?!

 

Thx Fraggle

 

Nikki

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

>

> but you have nuts in the fridge?

>

>

> Peter <metalscarab@g...>

> Dec 15, 2005 10:15 AM

>

> Re: Re: Introduction

>

> Hi Nikki

>

> > No bananas?

>

> Not in the fridge!!!!

>

> BB

> Peter

>

>

>

>

> To send an email to -

 

>

[Guest guest]

I`m with you, its not as though we are living in the tropics, Peter....THIS IS BRITAIN!..............worse thing you can keep in the fridge.................I would say tomatoes, they are tasteless like that. The Valley Vegan........................fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: sane ones apparantlyi rarely keep any fruits, and never nuts in the fridgenuts in the fridge..thats just crazy talkPeter Dec 15, 2005 11:20 AM Subject: Re: Re: IntroductionHi Fraggle> but you have nuts in the fridge?Yes - to keep them fresh. Bananas don't do well in the fridge... what sortof vegans are you people??? ;-)BBPeterTo

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[Guest guest]

Hey Nikki, you can stop shaking now......................no carry on it looks cute! The Valley Vegan..............earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: Hi Peter> > Yes, Peter VV does tend to pick on the weak, but don't worry the rest> > of us will protect you!> > Hey - are you saying the English are weak????Those are your words not mine Sir. He picks on us in the US as well. Or at least has tried to. We tend to just shake it off. ;)BBNikki