Post by birukitty on Apr 27, 2016 0:22:55 GMT
Hello Vegan Peas! I'm so sorry I forgot to start this thread yesterday on Monday like I was supposed to. I've got so much on my mind with the voting today, and my trip to Ohio coming up to pick up my new kitten. We are driving there (14 hours round trip) so I'm busy getting everything ready.
Vegan wise how's everything with all of you? I was at Barnes and Noble on Sunday night and noticed that there are now 3 entire shelves on Vegan cookbooks. Just Vegan cookbooks! When I started this journey back in February of 2014 I think there were maybe 4-5 Vegan Cookbooks at Barnes and Noble at that time. I am so surprised and thrilled how much this movement has grown in this short time. We are seeing so many more Vegan products coming out as each month passes and just this past week I read about the first all Vegan supermarket opening in the USA in Oregon. It started in Germany (apparently it's a big thing in Germany because there are 3 or 4 of these supermarkets in Germany).
My hope is that it continues to grow (the whole movement) because it benefits all of us. It benefits us because it gives us more products to choose from. It benefits the animals because hopefully it will induce more people to try this style of eating. Did you know that for every year you are a vegan you save 100 animals? I read that somewhere-I wish I could remember where it was.
So what's new with you all?
Debbie in MD.
Vegan wise how's everything with all of you? I was at Barnes and Noble on Sunday night and noticed that there are now 3 entire shelves on Vegan cookbooks. Just Vegan cookbooks! When I started this journey back in February of 2014 I think there were maybe 4-5 Vegan Cookbooks at Barnes and Noble at that time. I am so surprised and thrilled how much this movement has grown in this short time. We are seeing so many more Vegan products coming out as each month passes and just this past week I read about the first all Vegan supermarket opening in the USA in Oregon. It started in Germany (apparently it's a big thing in Germany because there are 3 or 4 of these supermarkets in Germany).
My hope is that it continues to grow (the whole movement) because it benefits all of us. It benefits us because it gives us more products to choose from. It benefits the animals because hopefully it will induce more people to try this style of eating. Did you know that for every year you are a vegan you save 100 animals? I read that somewhere-I wish I could remember where it was.
So what's new with you all?
Debbie in MD.