About Me

I'm currently a moderately healthy veg*n and looking to make a leap into raw.
I have dozens of books, I've been collecting for some time now.

The only problem I have is that I don't really *like* a lot of raw foods. I have Alissa's book (first one I bought!) and I just looked through the recipes again and unfortunately didn't see anything that struck my fancy. The food all looks great, but I don't eat that kind of food now, so I don't want to eat raw versions of it. Like, ...

sometimes it is tough when it feels as though our friends and families aren't supporting us... or worse yet, are sabotaging us...

part of the reason we sometimes feel this way has to do with the changes we are making in our lives...

our food choices and the changes that take place don't just impact us, but those closest to us go through the change as well.

you can expect:
1- a sense of loss... no matter how exciting, ...

Previously I had saved this post as a draft but couldn't figure out how to get it posted... so... after many failed attempts, I've simply decided to cut and paste ; P



yesterday as I was preparing a wonderful raw linguini I was thinking back to my previous experiences being raw.

When I first started several years ago, I was all about the research.... hearing the authors, speakers, and going to events.... but one of the things that ...

I had enough left over from din-din last night for my lunch today... so of course everyone was simply amazed by the taste of the wraps (I brought an extra and cut into slices to share)... it's fun to keep surprising my friends with the fabulous flavors that are EASY to do.... and it's motivational for me to keep it up because they want to know what I had for dinner the night before and see what I've brought for lunch... so tomorrow I'm taking angel hair pasta and marinara.... ohhhhhhhhhhh YUM and ...

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So the cleansing continues. I'm back on track two days strong with my smoothies, pate, marinara and pad thai.

Emotionally I've been a bit up and down, but that comes with facing the unknown. This stems from opening back up to my ex who went over seas for medical school. I have to be frank, 3 years over seas, I made it through three semesters before the doubts plagued my brain. We'd been together for almost three years but I couldn't shake the horrific feeling of being left behind. ...