inlaws that need meat; was: Unwrapped?

[Guest guest]

It has been great having you here, Ezevia.

It sure would be nice and just basically polite for

your family to care enough to alter a few dishes

for your family. i guess they don't realize that we

do not compromise taste and there are many

vegetarian ways to make their traditional foods

taste just as good; probably even better and fresher.

 

i don't know why your inlaws can't come over to

your house one year. Heck, most everyone has Friday

off, too... so they could cook a dead bird that day if they

had to have one. But for one day i'd think they could go

without meat. Guess they don't have an open mind to it?

*shrugs*

Is it just Thanksgiving they won't come to visit or

other holidays and events as well? Have they ever

tried your dishes?

 

i have to take almost my whole meal to our Thanksgiving

gathering, too. i take sweet onion corn bake, stuffing,

gravy, a dessert, and green bean casserole. This year

i plan to also take some quorn brand roast slices.

i just always make enough of everything in hopes

people will dip in and try it for themselves so they

can taste how good it is the vegetarian way.

 

~ pt ~

 

Trust yourself.Ê Create the kind of self

that you will be happy to live with all

your life.Ê Make the most of yourself by

fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility

into flames of achievement.

~ Foster C. Mcclellan

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, Ezevia <alemapyeksnip@g...>

wrote:

>

> PT It is really nice to be a part of your group! And I have learned that we

> all have to deal with many of the same family issues... Having to bring my

> families food to my in-laws is ok, but wouldn't it be nice if they cared

> enough to have some things for us.. since we are *invited* to their house,

> so in our house there is a no meat policy, so they don't come.. cuz they

> NEED meat.. so tell me why I can go there, but they won't come here...Ezevia