wondering about Paul...

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The first cookbooks Linda did expressed their dietary

choices in a more lacto-ovo hinterland cuisine style,

which is charming and accessible for many people when

they enter into a vegetarian lifestyle. I am quite sure they

both moved into veganism, but in a natural process of

evolution, much like many of us. Her later cookbooks have

more vegan recipes than lacto-ovo, though she didn't try

to preach or discourage that type of vegetarian. I rather feel

that is the best approach in many ways to people who live

outside the vegetarian lifestyle. Being compassionate to all,

even those we consider ignorant of animal cruelty, and showing

them by our example that living as a vegetarian is doable, fun

and especially delicious at meal time.

 

From what I have heard recently, Sir Paul is quite fond of

the raw food cuisine trend.

 

~ PT ~

 

Of course, it's possible to love a human being --

if you don't know them too well.

~Charles Bukowski, writer (1920-1994)

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, " ~Janice~ "

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wrote:

What I wonder about is this: He's an animal rights activist. I think

he must

know about the terrible way the animals are treated in the meat and

dairy

industry. Why do you think he hasn't gone vegan? That really bothers

me. I'm

a relatively new vegetarian and I try to stay away from all food that

has

animal in it. Cloths too for the most part.

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> ~Janice~