leia

[Guest guest]

wow, leia, that sucks. i'm sorry to hear your family is making things so

difficult for you. keep strong and stick to your guns-- you'll do just fine,

and we're here to hear your vents if need be.

 

melody

 

http://www.flawlessfitness.com

 

http://www.melodysmusic.net

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Leia,

I wanted to share my experience yesterday with you. My sister had a party for

her son's first birthday and the food consisted of salad, ziti, chicken,

meatballs, sausage and peppers and cheese and chicken chimichongas. I didn't

say anything and agreed that the food looked great. I made a plate of salad and

ate it really slowly, my family believes that being vegetarian is abnormal.

They kept telling me to have the meat. I didn't say a word this time about not

eating meat. I waited a while until the pressure died down and just said that I

was enjoying salad first. I already had some cheese and grapes before I left

for their house, so I wasn't starving. Then a little later I had some ziti. It

all worked out great, no hassles from the family and no meat-eating out of

pressure for me! I had decided that I was sticking to my principals, no matter

what it took, but thankfully it all worked out great. I know that your

situation is harder than mine, because you're with your family

all the time, but I wanted to share with you.

You're doing great!

Sue

 

nadiana1 wrote:

wow, leia, that sucks. i'm sorry to hear your family is making things so

difficult for you. keep strong and stick to your guns-- you'll do just fine,

and we're here to hear your vents if need be.

 

melody

 

http://www.flawlessfitness.com

 

http://www.melodysmusic.net

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

LoL, wow, last night we had a birthday party too. One of our most

special doggies (and they are all pretty special of course) turned 4

years old yesterday and we had pizza and cheesey bred, and chicken

wings, and red velevet cake. yummmmm. Raven has almost died twice in

in the last year (poor baby!) so we figured she definitly deserved a

party.

I was kinda forced into eating meat last night b/c to my mother it

is a sin to have a pizza with pepperoni (spelling?) and it's hard to

pick that off a pizza without loosing all the cheese. Nobody bothered

to ask what I might like on (or off) the pizza. I could have fixed

myself something else but I was being lazy. I did give pull some of

it off and gave it to Raven but I was pretty hungry so I didn't share

much lol. Gosh I really hope we go out to eat tonight. I sooo tired

today for reasons unknown and I just don't feel like cooking at all.

Maybe it's horrid of me but I'm already sick of my relatives. It's a

lot harder to cook meals with them in mind. When it's just me I can

put pepper on just about anything and call it a meal. lol

 

~Leia

 

 

, SueD

<somehappierstar> wrote:

> Leia,

> I wanted to share my experience yesterday with you. My sister had

a party for her son's first birthday and the food consisted of salad,

ziti, chicken, meatballs, sausage and peppers and cheese and chicken

chimichongas. I didn't say anything and agreed that the food looked

great. I made a plate of salad and ate it really slowly, my family

believes that being vegetarian is abnormal. They kept telling me to

have the meat. I didn't say a word this time about not eating meat.

I waited a while until the pressure died down and just said that I

was enjoying salad first. I already had some cheese and grapes

before I left for their house, so I wasn't starving. Then a little

later I had some ziti. It all worked out great, no hassles from the

family and no meat-eating out of pressure for me! I had decided that

I was sticking to my principals, no matter what it took, but

thankfully it all worked out great. I know that your situation is

harder than mine, because you're with your family all the time.