have you convereted any meat-eater? Books worth reading

[Guest guest]

I agree with you totally! For those interested, " The Higher Taste "

is usually available free at all ISKCON Hare Krishna Temples. It's

nice to leave a donation to cover our costs, but it isn't required:)

 

Also, something my Mother-in-Law told us about - which made my

husband switch to totally veggie from pesce-veg...cruise ships.

They dump EVERYTHING into our oceans!!!!!!!!!!!!! Human waste,

chemicals (most of which are photo-processing chemicals), garbage -

you name it - they dump it. ICKKKK!!! Makes me wonder about

seaweed...and I LOVE seaweed:(

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, purplepassion

<thelilacflower> wrote:

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> Those are two books that I think everyone should read. I just

read Fast Food Nation about 7 mos. ago.

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> Debra Thompson <Debrathompson@f...> wrote:As a matter of fact...

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> My Mom (after she read the HK book, " Higher Taste " , and my husband

> after he read " Fast Food Nation. "

>

> My 17 year old son enjoys eating/cooking vegetarian dishes with

me,

> and has noticed a huge difference in how he feels when he does,

but

> hasn't made the commitment yet...some day:)

>

> I think it's GREAT!!!!

>

> Deb

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[Guest guest]

Oh yeah, Fast Food Nation is what realllly got me started thinking about all

the garbage I had been eating. And toward the path of vegetarianism. I

quoted a few things out of it to my then-meat and taters husband and he got

almost physically sick. But then as he put it, " I turned off my heart and

went back to my belly " ,,,lol...until these last three months or so.

Fast Food Nation cannot HELP but make you think...and feel...

Bron

 

On 11/6/05, purplepassion <thelilacflower wrote:

>

> Those are two books that I think everyone should read. I just read Fast

> Food Nation about 7 mos. ago.

>

> Debra Thompson <Debrathompson wrote:As a matter of

> fact...

>

> My Mom (after she read the HK book, " Higher Taste " , and my husband

> after he read " Fast Food Nation. "

>

> My 17 year old son enjoys eating/cooking vegetarian dishes with me,

> and has noticed a huge difference in how he feels when he does, but

> hasn't made the commitment yet...some day:)

>

> I think it's GREAT!!!!

>

> Deb

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>