Fat vegetarians Sara

[Guest guest]

Oops! I didn't even notice how that sounded till now! LOL. Sawwie, LOL.

 

Yep, balance is the key. It's amazing what some people think of

vegetarians...I have that friend who thinks all I eat is lettuce, I have

another friend

who is totally convinced I'm going to die of protein deprivation...it's crazy,

LOL. I have let up on my junk food and my sodas a lot. I still enjoy diet

soda occasionally, but I love juice, I've loved juice since I was a little kid.

I'm surprised I haven't turned ORANGE from all the carrot juice and carrots

I consume! LOL!

 

In a message dated 5/19/2006 7:48:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

thelilacflower writes:

 

Hey Sara,

What's up with the subject line, fat vegetarians Donna.....LOL

I know, it's sad. So many people are vegetarians and have no clue what they

are eating, I don't think you have to live on veggies but you do need to

know what beans, grains and the different vegetables are and to try and balance

out your meals somewhat.

I know another one that only drinks fsome ruit juice and eats candy bars.

Now is that a sugar overload and empty calories. She's a junkfoodatarian.

Donna

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Sara,

What's up with the subject line, fat vegetarians Donna.....LOL

I know, it's sad. So many people are vegetarians and have no clue what they

are eating, I don't think you have to live on veggies but you do need to know

what beans, grains and the different vegetables are and to try and balance out

your meals somewhat.

I know another one that only drinks fsome ruit juice and eats candy bars. Now

is that a sugar overload and empty calories. She's a junkfoodatarian.

Donna

 

 

 

RhymeMaster0313 wrote:

 

I had a friend who thought that once I became vegetarian, all I'd eat were

bean sprouts, roots, lettuce, and get this...she thought that veggie burgers

were squashed veggies...I actually got a little upset with her. I thought it

was kinda ignorant of her to make assumptions about foods she'd never even

tried. ( " Ewww, veggie burgers? " " What? " " Squashed veggies, yuck! " ) I felt like

telling her to go Google it all, find out what vegetarians REALLY eat, then we

could talk, LOL.

 

In a message dated 5/17/2006 1:14:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

thelilacflower writes:

 

The misconception works both ways, you tell someone you are a vegetarian and

they think you live on a lettuce leaf