Danger and Nobility Navy Daze and Vegan Nights

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Hi Debbie

 

That sounds delicious.

 

I don't think Debbie could change her life - she asked for an opinion

on whether being married to a military man was okay with the vegan

ethic. I think the general concensus was that it is good to support

your loved ones, but that some of us don't admire the military. Half

of the discussion was about Buddhism. It had nothing to do with

diet. I agree with you on that - there is no good preaching about it

to people.

 

Jo

 

, Reed Deborah <debjreed wrote:

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> I had leftover cashew vegetables over brown rice.

> Not put off but sometimes gentle nudges and living as

> an example work better for change than blunt,

> passionate opinions even if asked for. In all

> honesty, I didn't see the original e-mail asking for

> on opinion (I must have joined after that) but I could

> see where it was going. If we believe in no harm to

> others, I think that should include mentally and

> emotionally as well as physically. By kind words and

> very gentle discussion, I think eventually she would

> have understood your veiwpoint and may have changed in

> her lifestyle. People become vegetarian for different

> reasons. Sometimes it is a health related issue. In

> learning more, they realize there are other, more

> pressing reasons outside themselves, to be a

> vegetarian. With time, the next logical step often

> occurs and they become vegan. Not put off, just would

> rather be a quiet example because I know I have not

> always been one either.

> Debbie

> PS Most of my sweet potato recipes I got from the

> vegetarian group here on . Highly recommend them.

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