Re:Have a Happy Earth Day!

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone! Earth Day celebrations in the Philippines sometimes takes a

week. Yesterday we had our 1st Healthy Food Congress where I had a vegetarian

sign-up, launched macro-vegetarian diet of a friend, and we discussed Ozonation

for Safe Food, Air and Water, together with Vegetarianism, etc.

I asked the Venue Chef to prepare to prepare for pure vegetarian Sweet and

Sour Tofu and Thai Tofu Curry, which were served together with 2 macrobiotic

dishes of my friend. Even non-vegetarians found them yummy.

Today, Early am, we had Fluvial Parade. Earth Day Network spearheaded one day

concelebration of groups that kept on chanting, meditating, praying, with

demonstrations of Yoga exercises, and vegetarian lunch for everyone. Hurray to

Vegetarians as environmentalists and lovers of Mother Earth! OFEL

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for sharing. It's nice to read how Earth Day was

celebrated around the world. I went to a local event in the park and

worked in my yard later in the day.

 

Marsha

 

, ofelia santos

<ofelia_santos326 wrote:

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> Hello everyone! Earth Day celebrations in the Philippines sometimes

takes a week. Yesterday we had our 1st Healthy Food Congress where I

had a vegetarian sign-up, launched macro-vegetarian diet of a friend,

and we discussed Ozonation for Safe Food, Air and Water, together with

Vegetarianism, etc.

> I asked the Venue Chef to prepare to prepare for pure vegetarian

Sweet and Sour Tofu and Thai Tofu Curry, which were served together

with 2 macrobiotic dishes of my friend. Even non-vegetarians found them

yummy.

> Today, Early am, we had Fluvial Parade. Earth Day Network

spearheaded one day concelebration of groups that kept on chanting,

meditating, praying, with demonstrations of Yoga exercises, and

vegetarian lunch for everyone. Hurray to Vegetarians as

environmentalists and lovers of Mother Earth! OFEL

[Guest guest]

I been working on weekends lately, so this weekend I spent the day

mowing down the lawn. Now my backyard looks good. I took soda and

beer cans to the recycle place and now I have to work on the front lawn

today. Its alot of hard work but looks good when its done.

Glad I have a crockpot so I didn't have to spend time trying to cook.

 

Paul

[Guest guest]

This sounds like an awsome way to celebrate the being of our existence. I will

be " growing " a Poe-tree with my 4th graders tomorrow, but that has been the

extent....I am planning a compost heap for the back yard... How do I keep the

dog out, and get the landlord to approve it? Hmmmmmm

 

Cassie

" life's a garden, dig it! "

 

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On Apr 20, 2008, at 9:44 AM, ofelia santos <ofelia_santos326 wrote:

 

Hello everyone! Earth Day celebrations in the Philippines sometimes takes a

week. Yesterday we had our 1st Healthy Food Congress where I had a vegetarian

sign-up, launched macro-vegetarian diet of a friend, and we discussed Ozonation

for Safe Food, Air and Water, together with Vegetarianism, etc.

I asked the Venue Chef to prepare to prepare for pure vegetarian Sweet and Sour

Tofu and Thai Tofu Curry, which were served together with 2 macrobiotic dishes

of my friend. Even non-vegetarians found them yummy.

Today, Early am, we had Fluvial Parade. Earth Day Network spearheaded one day

concelebration of groups that kept on chanting, meditating, praying, with

demonstrations of Yoga exercises, and vegetarian lunch for everyone. Hurray to

Vegetarians as environmentalists and lovers of Mother Earth! OFEL

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Don't stop celebrating! Earth Day isn't officially until Tuesday

 

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