BareFoot lifestyle for vegetarian Vegan reasons

[Guest guest]

Hi

we are new here!

We have adopted vgetarian eating habits for reasons of

simplicity and health.

We have also returned to our earlier practice of going BareFoot

as a lifestyle, again for reasons of heath and simplicity, but with

a spirtual component in the mix .

In practical terms it helps us consume almost no leather , and in

addition to bicycling for transport ,much less oil.

does anyone else share this preference ?

Getting tossed out of a store or two has the side effect of making

one think seriously about one's purchasing habits <LOL>

 

Merry and BareFoot part!

[Guest guest]

I always find that fascinating. Do you go totally barefoot or could you

consider flip flop/ sandal type shoes that are not made from animals? Keep

doing what you believe in, it's very cool.

Coco

Helena and Max [we_prefer_2_go_barefoot]

Thursday, July 29, 2004 1:18 PM

BareFoot lifestyle for vegetarian Vegan

reasons

 

 

Hi

we are new here!

We have adopted vgetarian eating habits for reasons of

simplicity and health.

We have also returned to our earlier practice of going BareFoot

as a lifestyle, again for reasons of heath and simplicity, but with

a spirtual component in the mix .

In practical terms it helps us consume almost no leather , and in

addition to bicycling for transport ,much less oil.

does anyone else share this preference ?

Getting tossed out of a store or two has the side effect of making

one think seriously about one's purchasing habits <LOL>

 

Merry and BareFoot part!

 

 

[Guest guest]

Just a note about the " no shoes, no service " rule in some stores...I

believe that has more to do with their liability insurance than

anything else

 

Andrew

[Guest guest]

I didn't see the original post but what about looking for vegan shoes like those

sold at veganessentials.com and other sites?

 

Megan Milligan

Desert Rose Musings (www.desertrosemusings.com) (parts still under construction)

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Andrew Werling

Thursday, July 29, 2004 12:12 PM

Re: Barefoot lifestyle for vegetarian Vegan

reasons

 

 

Just a note about the " no shoes, no service " rule in some stores...I

believe that has more to do with their liability insurance than

anything else

 

Andrew

 

[Guest guest]

hi, helena and max,

 

welcome to the group! my profession wouldn't really allow for a barefoot

lifestyle (and me being the klutz that i am, i 'd probably step on a lot of

painful stuff), but i haven't had much trouble finding vegan sneakers as of yet.

i do like the feel of fresh grass between my toes, though!!

 

melody

 

 

http://www.flawlessfitness.com

 

http://www.melodysmusic.net

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Warm welcome. i prefer to go barefoot too,

but the pavement around here is so stinkin'

hot in the summer! i wear sandals just to get

me through the door of the cool places, then

just take the shoes back off. If less of the world

was paved over i'd go barefoot more often.

BTW, i have never been kicked out of a store

yet. *lol*

 

What sorts of simple vegan dishes are your favorite?

Do check out our files section; we have many

wonderful recipes stored there that you might

enjoy. Have a nice weekend.

 

~ pt ~

 

Each man is in his spectre's power

Until the arrival of that hour

When his humanity awake

And cast his own spectre into the lake.

~ William Blake, " Each Man Is In His Spectre's Power "

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, " Helena and Max " <

we_prefer_2_go_barefoot> wrote:

> Hi

> we are new here!

> We have adopted vgetarian eating habits for reasons of

> simplicity and health.

> We have also returned to our earlier practice of going BareFoot

> as a lifestyle, again for reasons of heath and simplicity, but with

> a spirtual component in the mix .

> In practical terms it helps us consume almost no leather , and in

> addition to bicycling for transport ,much less oil.

> does anyone else share this preference ?

> Getting tossed out of a store or two has the side effect of making

> one think seriously about one's purchasing habits <LOL>

>

> Merry and BareFoot part!