Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Share Posted July 1, 2006 Years ago, I would go vegan every spring to combat my seasonal allergies. My allergies have died down considerably, so I let that fall by the wayside. I met a strict vegan the other day, and he and I had a chat about misconceptions about meat and dairy (that we need them). I decided to try and go vegan again, or primarily vegan. I've been doing well, but it's only been about three days. My husband doesn't care. My two-year-old daughter doesn't notice. I know this will be a problem for my in-laws. They babysit. I don't worry about what they feed my daughter, it's the extra stuff they buy and leave here. Ironically, it's not even a veg issue. It's a junk issue. Tastykakes, Pepperidge Farm Cakes, French toast sticks in the industrial sized box, potato chips and cheese curls, ice cream (several cartons a week). Nobody eats it except my husband. And I'm worried about that as it's not good for his health. My father-in-law probably could be diagnosed as OCD. He buys this stuff because it's " a good deal " and he doesn't get that it's still wasted money if nobody EATS it. Anyway, this isn't to rant. It's to talk about inspiration. Since I decided to go vegan again, I also signed up for personal training sessions. I'm thinking about joining a gym (instead of whining about my excess weight and post-baby thighs). I just want to be healthy. And today I went to one of my favorite mom-and-pop stores and inquired about a bike. I thought that was pretty cool. Anybody else have tales of inspiration? AA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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