Greetings

[Guest guest]

RawSeattle, natureluvr@u... wrote:

> Hello all!

>

> New to this group and just wanted to post a greeting. Your web site

> is fascinating. I eat about 90% raw myself. Been a vegan for several

> years. I'm interested in meeting new friends!

 

 

 

Welcome nature lover!

 

Join us! There's lots of events for you to choose from. Give a call if

you like.

 

I'm at 206-935-2666

 

Peace, blessings and gratitudes--Linda

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Eric wrote:

Hi everyone, I joined after a plug at the Vegan Humpers club.My web site is http://www.nutt.org but beware, it's just strange. I've been toying with the idea of starting up http://vegan.nutt.org and post recipes as I use them myself, but I've only typed up one so far.Later,Eric

 

hi eric!!! thanks for joining!!! i'm looking at your site right now, and yes, it *is* strange, but that's a good thing!!! heh

 

i think a vegan page would be a great idea! i'm always interested in recipes that i KNOW people actually use!!! lol....

 

*hugs*

 

cherrie

 

"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. " - Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)

 

my webpage:

 

http://pages.ivillage.com/opheliabug/glitteropheliaspage/

 

my poems/stories

 

http://www.poesie.com author name glitterophelia

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--- Eric Andrew Nutt <enutt wrote:

>> My web site is http://www.nutt.org but beware, it's

just strange. I've been toying with the idea of

starting up http://vegan.nutt.org and post recipes

as I use them myself, but I've only typed up one so

far.

 

Okay, Eric. Very weird...<shakes head>...very weird.

(You have to understand--I like weird, heh-heh.)

 

>> Hi everyone, I joined after a plug at the Vegan

Humpers club.

 

What on earth is that???

 

Glitter...love the survey on your homepage. Please

tell Neal to grow the hair back out. I love it long

too!!!

 

Susan...awesome links! Keep up the good work... ;-)

 

Did I miss anyone else???

 

Ute wrote:

>> hey your site is beautiful - your pictures are so

beautiful - I wish I could get such wonderful pictures

of myself

 

Well, I wish I could say I look like that every day,

but life gets in the way!!! I paid a former Penthouse

photographer to take those pictures (looks in empty

wallet), and she showed me how they make the models

look beautiful. You would not believe the things they

do with masking tape and creative drapery to make

women look thin, beautiful and young. No kidding--I

now know I need not be jealous, as they are not truly

as beautiful as their photographs. They simply pay

for it, LOL! ;-)

 

~Celia

 

P.S. Glitter, I too was thinking of shipping a crock

pot to Ute, but I believe there is a different

electrical current level in Germany, no?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

>Okay, Eric. Very weird...<shakes head>...very weird.

>(You have to understand--I like weird, heh-heh.)

 

:-P

 

>>I joined after a plug at the Vegan Humpers club.

>

>What on earth is that???

 

A club run by some cool vegans for California. It's mostly chit-chat

about veganism, animals, and Depeche Mode. Strange combination, I know. :-D

 

e.

 

" In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of

unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the

military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of

misplaced power exists and will persist. We must never let the weight of

this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should

take nothing for granted. "

 

[ Dwight Eisenhower ]

 

>

 

>

>Glitter...love the survey on your homepage. Please

>tell Neal to grow the hair back out. I love it long

>too!!!

>

>Susan...awesome links! Keep up the good work... ;-)

>

>Did I miss anyone else???

>

>Ute wrote:

> >> hey your site is beautiful - your pictures are so

>beautiful - I wish I could get such wonderful pictures

>of myself

>

>Well, I wish I could say I look like that every day,

>but life gets in the way!!! I paid a former Penthouse

>photographer to take those pictures (looks in empty

>wallet), and she showed me how they make the models

>look beautiful. You would not believe the things they

>do with masking tape and creative drapery to make

>women look thin, beautiful and young. No kidding--I

>now know I need not be jealous, as they are not truly

>as beautiful as their photographs. They simply pay

>for it, LOL! ;-)

>

>~Celia

>

>P.S. Glitter, I too was thinking of shipping a crock

>pot to Ute, but I believe there is a different

>electrical current level in Germany, no?

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Make a great connection at Personals.

>http://personals.

 

 

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am 16.10.2001 2:52 Uhr schrieb Celia Strother unter celia:

 

 

> P.S. Glitter, I too was thinking of shipping a crock

> pot to Ute, but I believe there is a different

> electrical current level in Germany, no?

 

thanks

you are all very kind

it is right

you have got 110 V

we have got 220­230 V

so it will causes other problems

(still envy on your photos Celia - allthough I got the explanaition )

 

 

 

love

ute

 

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Communication is everything!!!

[Guest guest]

 

Celia wrote:

>> Hi everyone, I joined after a plug at the VeganHumpers club.What on earth is that???

 

 

 

ahem. it is a club that a fellow Veglister (and veganmaniac) started....heh....

Glitter...love the survey on your homepage. Pleasetell Neal to grow the hair back out. I love it longtoo!!!

 

 

hee hee..i'll pass along the message!!!!

Well, I wish I could say I look like that every day,but life gets in the way!!! I paid a former Penthousephotographer to take those pictures (looks in emptywallet), and she showed me how they make the modelslook beautiful. You would not believe the things theydo with masking tape and creative drapery to makewomen look thin, beautiful and young. No kidding--Inow know I need not be jealous, as they are not trulyas beautiful as their photographs. They simply payfor it, LOL! ;-)

now if i could only convince the GUYS i know that is the case! lol

 

seriously though they are lovely piccys!

 

 

P.S. Glitter, I too was thinking of shipping a crockpot to Ute, but I believe there is a differentelectrical current level in Germany, no?do they? i never even thought about that. eek.

 

hmmm

 

cherrie

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Jo

Shamefully, no. I'm in pretty much the same boat, plus I've lost contact

with the people I used to go with. I don't mind going to local(ish) demo's

on my own (that's how I started, drove to Shamrock one Halowe'en, hoping I'd

find someone friendly. I didn't know anyone else in AR at all then), but I

wouldn't feel safe going to, say, Huntingdon on my own. Plus which, I don't

trust my car to get me there and back in a day! (And Edith would nag me if I

did!). I used to go on the JFA coach with a friend. but her life has become

staggeringly complicated lately and without her I'm a bit stranded. I was

away last weekend anyway so couldn't do HLS. I try to make up for it in

other ways - I've been delivering Viva! leaflets through doors asking people

to go veggie for Christmas and I did a stall in town the weekend before

last, giving out veggie recipes and Viva! leaflets. I've also been writing

to AR prisoners - it must be very hard to be in prison at this time of year.

Next weekend I'm serving in the Cat & Rabbit Rescue shop on Saturday and I

shall be helping with their accounts on Tuesday evening. All of which is

not said to prove how worthy I am, but to offset my shame at not having done

any demos for ages. I think the last was Wickham Laboratories, or possibly

Porton Down, I can't remember which order they were in. Or was the Uncaged

die-in the last? I can't remember, but I know I've not been on any for a

couple of months.

Good to hear from you.

Cathy

 

> ----------

> Jo[sMTP:Heartwork]

> Reply

> 12 December 2001 19:16

>

> Greetings

>

> Cathy

>

> Have you been on any demos lately?

[Guest guest]

Cathy

 

It sounds like you are pretty busy to me. Delivering leaflets is a very

worthwhile thing to do, because it does spread the word to people who would

not make an effort to find out by themselves, even though it doesn't feel as

though you get much feed back from it.

 

I know I wouldn't be brave enough to go to demos by myself. Luckily Colin

takes me and supports me with everything I want to do.

 

We haven't done much over the last few months - due to family

death/problems. I shall start off by letter-writing again I think, and see

where we go from there.

 

BB

Jo

> Shamefully, no. I'm in pretty much the same boat, plus I've lost contact

> with the people I used to go with. I don't mind going to local(ish)

demo's

> on my own (that's how I started, drove to Shamrock one Halowe'en, hoping

I'd

> find someone friendly. I didn't know anyone else in AR at all then), but

I

> wouldn't feel safe going to, say, Huntingdon on my own. Plus which, I

don't

> trust my car to get me there and back in a day! (And Edith would nag me if

I

> did!). I used to go on the JFA coach with a friend. but her life has

become

> staggeringly complicated lately and without her I'm a bit stranded. I was

> away last weekend anyway so couldn't do HLS. I try to make up for it in

> other ways - I've been delivering Viva! leaflets through doors asking

people

> to go veggie for Christmas and I did a stall in town the weekend before

> last, giving out veggie recipes and Viva! leaflets. I've also been

writing

> to AR prisoners - it must be very hard to be in prison at this time of

year.

> Next weekend I'm serving in the Cat & Rabbit Rescue shop on Saturday and I

> shall be helping with their accounts on Tuesday evening. All of which is

> not said to prove how worthy I am, but to offset my shame at not having

done

> any demos for ages. I think the last was Wickham Laboratories, or

possibly

> Porton Down, I can't remember which order they were in. Or was the

Uncaged

> die-in the last? I can't remember, but I know I've not been on any for a

> couple of months.

> Good to hear from you.

> Cathy

>

> > ----------

> > Jo[sMTP:Heartwork]

> > Reply

> > 12 December 2001 19:16

> >

> > Greetings

> >

> > Cathy

> >

> > Have you been on any demos lately?

>

>

> To send an email to -

>

>

[Guest guest]

Where do you live Cathy anywhere near Brighton ? Angie

-

" Cathy Jupp (BR) " <cjbr

 

Monday, December 17, 2001 7:49 AM

RE: Greetings

 

 

> Dear Jo

> Shamefully, no. I'm in pretty much the same boat, plus I've lost contact

> with the people I used to go with. I don't mind going to local(ish)

demo's

> on my own (that's how I started, drove to Shamrock one Halowe'en, hoping

I'd

> find someone friendly. I didn't know anyone else in AR at all then), but

I

> wouldn't feel safe going to, say, Huntingdon on my own. Plus which, I

don't

> trust my car to get me there and back in a day! (And Edith would nag me if

I

> did!). I used to go on the JFA coach with a friend. but her life has

become

> staggeringly complicated lately and without her I'm a bit

[Guest guest]

Where-abouts do you live? - I want to go on more demo's,

are there any vegans in the Hertford area?

 

Kim

 

 

 

-

Cathy Jupp (BR)

Monday, December 17, 2001 7:49 AM

RE: Greetings

Dear JoShamefully, no. I'm in pretty much the same boat, plus I've lost contactwith the people I used to go with. I don't mind going to local(ish) demo'son my own (that's how I started, drove to Shamrock one Halowe'en, hoping I'dfind someone friendly. I didn't know anyone else in AR at all then), but Iwouldn't feel safe going to, say, Huntingdon on my own. Plus which, I don'ttrust my car to get me there and back in a day! (And Edith would nag me if Idid!). I used to go on the JFA coach with a friend. but her life has becomestaggeringly complicated lately and without her I'm a bit stranded. I wasaway last weekend anyway so couldn't do HLS. I try to make up for it inother ways - I've been delivering Viva! leaflets through doors asking peopleto go veggie for Christmas and I did a stall in town the weekend beforelast, giving out veggie recipes and Viva! leaflets. I've also been writingto AR prisoners - it must be very hard to be in prison at this time of year.Next weekend I'm serving in the Cat & Rabbit Rescue shop on Saturday and Ishall be helping with their accounts on Tuesday evening. All of which isnot said to prove how worthy I am, but to offset my shame at not having doneany demos for ages. I think the last was Wickham Laboratories, or possiblyPorton Down, I can't remember which order they were in. Or was the Uncageddie-in the last? I can't remember, but I know I've not been on any for acouple of months.Good to hear from you.Cathy> ----------> Jo[sMTP:Heartwork]> Reply > 12 December 2001 19:16> > Greetings> > Cathy> > Have you been on any demos lately? To send an email to -

[Guest guest]

Dear Angie (How are you?) I live in Bognor - about thirty miles (1 hour

plus) from Brighton, somewhat less to Hove because you don't have to

struggle through the Brighton traffic which is generally dreadful. As I said

before, I used to get the JFA coach to demos, which leaves from Hove. It

was brilliant to have other people to go with, makes you feel so much safer,

though it did mean a VERY long day sometimes!

Cheers

Cathy

 

> ----------

> Angie Wright[sMTP:angiewright]

>

>

> Where do you live Cathy anywhere near Brighton ? Angie

>

[Guest guest]

Cathy My son lives in Brighton and I'm going down on 26th for 4 days or

so. Perhaps we could meet up Angie

-

" Cathy Jupp (BR) " <cjbr

 

Tuesday, December 18, 2001 2:51 PM

RE: Greetings

 

 

> Dear Angie (How are you?) I live in Bognor - about thirty miles (1 hour

> plus) from Brighton, somewhat less to Hove because you don't have to

> struggle through the Brighton traffic which is generally dreadful. > Cathy

>

> > ----------

> > Angie Wright[sMTP:angiewright]

> >

> >

> > Where do you live Cathy anywhere near Brighton ? Angie

> >

>

>

> To send an email to -

>

>

[Guest guest]

i think my server ate her mail

greetings and salutations kim...

fraggle

 

" compugraphd " <compugraphd wrote:

 

>B " H

>

>Wow -- I'm impressed. I've been TRYING to freelance for a long time

>(off and on for about 16 or so years) and, while I get the occasional

>wedding or Bar Mitzvah invitation or a few t-shirt designs, one or

>two company logos here and there, and the odd (and I do mean odd ;-)

>small web site or small graphic for someone's web site, I can't seem

>to " make a go of it " .

>

>So, do you have any advice for us " starving " artists?

>

>Debbie

>

>

>

>Ahh, ok the main introduction, not that hard ;-)

>

>Hiya,  I'm Kim, 23, A Graphic Design and 3D Animation student from

>St.Louis, Missouri area, just wanted to drop in, and say hi...Not

>realy a whole lot to tell besides, yes, I am a student, but I've

>also been freelance for the past 8 yrs. ranging from Web Design to

>graphic design...Erff, right now I'm happy with discovering the

>world of 3D animation and video game animation.

>

>So, that's about it ;-)  Greetings All!

>

>

>To send an email to -

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group,

 

Two of my children are on the autistic spectrum, and this has been a

blessing for us. We have been on the diet for 2 years, with nothing

but success!! But it's not easy at first!

 

We are gluten free and casein free. I would suggest you also join

the gfcf recipes group also (most of the kiddos there are autistic/as

and they also follow this diet). I find the meld of both groups

makes a good resource for me

 

Sue

 

, S K Sumerau

<sksumerau> wrote:

>

> Greetings all,

>

>

>

> My name is Serena and my son was recently diagnosed with Asperger's

Syndrome, while researching Asperger's and Autism in general I found

that a gluten free diet is beneficial. Unfortunately I have no clue

how to go about that.

>

>

>

> About two years ago my daughter went vegetarian, so I will be

trying to incorporate both a vegetarian and gluten free HEALTHY diet

into our lives.

>

>

>

> I will be asking lots of questions that I'm sure have been asked

before. Please bear with me while I go through the archives.

>

>

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>

>

> Serena

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Charlene! Welcome!

 

You're lucky to be living in CA... I suspect you'll find a lot of

health stores, vegetarian restaurants, etc. in your neck of the woods.

 

I live in WV... there's nothing around here except steak houses and

Wal-Mart.

 

I recently joined this group, too, but everyone seems supportive and

encouraging!

 

, Charlene Jones <auntdarween>

wrote:

>

> Greetings to all who are out there! To find out there are other

vegans like me is such a thrill. Where i'm from vegans are

practically nonexistent, and people think i'm weird and make fun of

me for being one. I recently moved here to Riverside,California from

middle Georgia, my home state. I'm looking forward to meeting other

vegans, finding vegetarian restaurants, and such.

>

>

> Peace & Love, " C.J. " auntdarween

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Charlene - It's good to have you join our group. Feel free to join in.

 

Jo

 

-

Charlene Jones

Thursday, October 30, 2003 5:22 PM

greetings

 

 

Greetings to all who are out there! To find out there are other vegans like me is such a thrill. Where i'm from vegans are practically nonexistent, and people think i'm weird and make fun of me for being one. I recently moved here to Riverside,California from middle Georgia, my home state. I'm looking forward to meeting other vegans, finding vegetarian restaurants, and such. Peace & Love, "C.J." auntdarween

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Welcome to the chat! We've got some great people here who are really helpful, hope you find it enjoyable:-). Sam.Charlene Jones <auntdarween wrote:

 

 

Greetings to all who are out there! To find out there are other vegans like me is such a thrill. Where i'm from vegans are practically nonexistent, and people think i'm weird and make fun of me for being one. I recently moved here to Riverside,California from middle Georgia, my home state. I'm looking forward to meeting other vegans, finding vegetarian restaurants, and such. Peace & Love, "C.J." auntdarween

 

 

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Hi Nate, and welcome to the Feral Vegetarian - this is a great bunch of

people with great ideas (and yes, great recipes too, though not all

vegan of course). For myself, I am in transition, I guess most people

would say. I'm a long time veggie (around 20-22 years, I figure, with

some setbacks in there), but only gave up eggs and dairy early this year

;=) I'll look forward to chatting with you here.

 

Best,

Pat/Canada

 

>

> hi all my name is Nate and I am new to the site.

> I have been a vegitarian for a long time but recently have made the

> transistion to veganisim, any tips or recipes, or avdvice on

> nutrition would be greatly appreciated.Thanks All, Nate

>

 

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[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group! If you ever have any questions or need any

suggestions, Rachel, just let us know. Enjoy!

 

Cheers,

S.

 

, " Rachel "

<iamnotafairytale> wrote:

> Hello, my name is Rachel, and I recently joined this group! I am a

college

> sophomore, and have been a vegetarian for a little over a year now.

I love to

> cook when I have a kitchen around, and am anxious to try out all the

delicious

> looking recipes I've seen posted here. Not sure how often I'll

post, as I have

> little time to experiment on my own, but eventually I'll find something

> wonderful and worth sharing. Thank you for the invite, and the

great meal

> suggestions.

>

> Rachel

[Guest guest]

Pamela,

Welcome. :^) This is a great group.

 

Take a look here. Scroll down to diabeties.

http://www.purifymind.com/Vege.htm

 

 

 

 

 

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people pursued this same feline wisdom, there'd be a lot fewer

misunderstandings. "

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Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 12:26 AM 1/16/2005 +0000, you wrote:

 

>Hi,

>My name is Pamela, I've recently joined your group and have been

>watching your postings for a week or so now and find the messages to

>be informative and entertaining (love the canned peas!). I am not a

>vegetarian - yet. I've been thinking about becoming one for some

>time now. I've been studying yoga seriously for the past two years

>and being a vegetarian is in the yoga philosophy. I love animals and

>have a hard time lately when I think of how they are slaughtered for

>food. So for these two reasons I'm thinking that to stop eating meat

>is a good thing. There is one thing that troubles me, how do you get

>the protein you need in your diet??? Also, I am diabetic (Type II)

>and have it very much under control. I do have a tendency to eat

>more carbs than I should and am afraid I would substitute pasta,

>breads, legumes etc for the meat that I eat now.

 

Fabulous! There's a book out there that addresses myths about diabetes and

one of the myths was that you can't be veg...it said it's actually

especially good for diabetics to go vegan! It was written by the American

Diabetes Association, but I can't remember the name. It could be a handy

resource though. My dad is diabetic, so I'm especially thankful that a

vegan diet reduces my risk.

 

Protein isn't hard to get at all. Beans, lentils, soy, gluten, nuts...I

probably get more than I should, even. Mung beans have as much protein as

beef. Tvp has as much as chicken.

 

Veronica

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Back at you Jo, hope you and Colin & Peter have a good time whatever you are doing................Same to Nikki, Frag and everyone else on here. Best Wishes to you and yours. The Valley Vegan..............jo <jo.heartwork wrote: Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it - and I hope everyone has a lovelytime whatever they celebrate.BBJo

[Guest guest]

Thanks Peter - are your children still young enough to enjoy Father Christmas?

 

BBJo

 

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peter hurd

Sunday, December 25, 2005 10:48 AM

Re: Greetings

 

Back at you Jo, hope you and Colin & Peter have a good time whatever you are doing................Same to Nikki, Frag and everyone else on here.

 

Best Wishes to you and yours.

 

The Valley Vegan..............jo <jo.heartwork wrote:

Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it - and I hope everyone has a lovelytime whatever they celebrate.BBJo

[Guest guest]

Merry Christmas and Happy Celebrations fo all! Susan

 

 

 

 

 

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I thought so, but my youngest ( now 9 ) , told me that I was he, so no charade with the carrot and glass of sherry this year. Ah well th eage of innocence has passed............. The Valley Vegan.................jo <jo.heartwork wrote: Thanks Peter - are your children still young enough to enjoy Father Christmas? BBJo - peter hurd Sunday, December 25, 2005 10:48 AM Re: Greetings Back at you Jo, hope you and Colin & Peter have a good time whatever you are doing................Same to Nikki, Frag and everyone else on here. Best Wishes to you and yours. The Valley Vegan..............jo <jo.heartwork wrote: Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it - and I hope everyone

has a lovelytime whatever they celebrate.BBJo