http://www.herbvaceouslady.com
Sara is a relatively new member to our NEPA Bloggers Facebook group. She's a former resident of PA who attended Wilkes and is now living in Colorado. I hate putting labels on bloggers, but Sara is a true "life" blogger with sprinklings of her vegan roots.
From the about page:
Why I became a vegan: I was twelve the first time I told my parents I would be a vegetarian. I would love to attribute some deep, secret, humanitarian voice guiding my decision, but I feel restlessness and identity-searching were the driving force. My mother didn’t give the cause much thought, certain I was going to lose interest in the idea; my attention span was inconsistent, at best. She just insisted that if I was to become a vegetarian, I would cook for myself. In response, I bought a cookbook. Purchasing a physical object that represented my decision seemed a solid first step. Ours was a household of comfort foods. The menu often promised animal centered dishes like tunafish casserole, beef stroganoff (a disastrous night for me), and scrambled eggs for dinner. I didn’t know it then because I was too busy having a happy childhood, but these meals were a quiet representation of our meager financial standing. My parents cooked within their means and I was always physically satiated when I went to bed; however, I still sought a spiritual satiation. My relationship with vegetarianism was short lived and (much like my attention span) inconsistent. Time passed and like most kids, I grew up, though, I did keep the cookbook.
Be sure to check out her edibles section as there are a lot of yummy and healthy ideas to get a kick start on that New Year's resolution that we all have -- to eat better!
Sara has a loyal Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest following if you'd like to connect with her. Don't forget to connect with us on those networks too!
1 comment:
Always lovely to meet a fellow herbivore!
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