QOTW someone I would like to magically change into a vegetarian

[Guest guest]

I would like to change one of my aunt's ex-boyfriends who she still is

friends with, Joe into a vegetarian magically. This is why: He likes to

make fun of my vegetarian eating and tell me it's wrong (luckily, he

doesn't come to family events anymore since they broke up a year and

some months ago). One time at a restaurant, he heard me tell my mother

to please not eat the lamb meat in the stuffed grape leaves they had on

the menu (we were all at the same table with other family members).

Then he purposely (in front of me) offered my mother (who had agreed

not to eat the lamb meat because she thought lambs were cute, too) some

of his stuffed grape leaves which he claimed did not have the lamb's

meat in them (he said they were some other kind of meat). After she ate

them, he then asked her if she still minded eating lamb's meat since

she said the stuffed grape leaves tasted good and that it was lamb in

them. Then he laughed as I cried and got upset over him pulling such a

stunt. Then he said some comments about vegetarians being stupid not to

eat meat.

[Guest guest]

Ugh! That is horrible; what a bully!

He's the sort of bloke you'd like to magically turn into

a frog infront of a Frenchman's frying pan! *lol*

 

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Common experience tells us that a solitary walk by

the river or ocean, a few calm hours in the woods

restore the spirit and may produce more insight...

than the best labours of the professional analyst.

~ Theodore Roszak, 'The Voice of the Earth',

cited in Paul Devereux, 'Revisioning the Earth'

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, " alexislake " <alexislake

wrote:

>

> I would like to change one of my aunt's ex-boyfriends who she still is

> friends with, Joe into a vegetarian magically. This is why: He likes to

> make fun of my vegetarian eating and tell me it's wrong (luckily, he

> doesn't come to family events anymore since they broke up a year and

> some months ago). One time at a restaurant, he heard me tell my mother

> to please not eat the lamb meat in the stuffed grape leaves they had on

> the menu (we were all at the same table with other family members).

> Then he purposely (in front of me) offered my mother (who had agreed

> not to eat the lamb meat because she thought lambs were cute, too) some

> of his stuffed grape leaves which he claimed did not have the lamb's

> meat in them (he said they were some other kind of meat). After she ate

> them, he then asked her if she still minded eating lamb's meat since

> she said the stuffed grape leaves tasted good and that it was lamb in

> them. Then he laughed as I cried and got upset over him pulling such a

> stunt. Then he said some comments about vegetarians being stupid not to

> eat meat.

>

[Guest guest]

My Mother's Doctor. He asked me for recipes all the time and tries

but fails on his road to vegetarianism.

Says all the time he wished he had the will power and also says he's

working on it since he knows it's the best for our overall health.

He has very high BP.

Donna