Oprah's Vegan Challenge
I watched Oprah's "1 Week Vegan Challenge" on television last night. I have no desire to give up animal products, especially meat, but the show does renew my awareness of eating responsibly. It also revitalized my enthusiasm for eating less-processed foods, especially fresh produce in the line of fruit and veg.
I loved that Michael Pollan called for a "Dietary Revival." I immediately pulled out my copy of "The Omnivores Dilemma."
However, I am snowed in. So I must go "freezer diving." It's SO SCARY!!!! :)
Now I want to hear from you:
What actions have you taken to eat in a more ethic manner?
I loved that Michael Pollan called for a "Dietary Revival." I immediately pulled out my copy of "The Omnivores Dilemma."
However, I am snowed in. So I must go "freezer diving." It's SO SCARY!!!! :)
Now I want to hear from you:
What actions have you taken to eat in a more ethic manner?
posted by Literacygirl @ 10:11 PM
2 Comments:
At 11:12 AM, February 09, 2011,
Lo said…
so I havent been to Moksha but I have always wanted to. I heard it was awesome!
xoxo
Lo
p.s. I am trying the vegan challenge in a few weeks to see if it can be done by this meat loving gal :)
At 6:51 AM, February 16, 2011,
Sarah said…
Hi, Lived:-).
I just saw your comments on my blog. I really love hearing from you; I so enjoy reading about your perspective.
Thank you for saying you don't want to see what I eat every day.I wanted to hear your opinion, and I completely agree with you on this one!
Also, yes I am a teacher. I have my degree in Secondary English Ed. but I teach Adult Basic Education classes at a community college. My class is the step BEFORE taking a GED class.
And to answer your queston about eating in a more ethnic manner, I've tried to purchase produce, meat, and dairy from local, organic farmers, but I must say my efforts have been somewhat sporatic.
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