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lilmissdisney
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The secret to surviving international adventure travel? CLIFF BARS!
Ah, the adventures of vegan travel. Yep, been there. I still get a little gullable at times when they say "Vegan, no problem!" What would we do without Clif?
Not sure if you tried these, but I always take Tasty Bite meals with me. They don't need refrigeration and keep for 18 month (before opening.) They come in a pouch and are ready to eat. I still always have my stash of Luna, Clif bars and nuts but Tasty bite's are good for those times when you want something other than the 100th Clif bar :o).
Do the Workout Challenge with Jeff and Willie!
This is a toughy because I personally would probably not be too motivated to go outside to workout on equiptment but I also would prefer it not to be in my living room.
Is there anything in your gym you don't use much that can swapped for your new equiptment?
Though, if it would get just as much use on the porch I say give it a home on the porch :o).
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"The term vegan is very sacred to me, and to many of my friends. It's just a term to some but it's a way of life to many of us, thus why it is a blow to my heart when people use it casually."
VeganMar, I feel the exact same way!
I noticed the point is still not getting across but I will try with one last post.
If you are a percentage of a vegan that falls below 100, then call yourself a vegetarian. If you want to call yourself a vegan then earn it by being one.
Again I am not trying to be harsh or say you need to be a perfectionist. My whole reasoning is to have clarity in the definition. The word vegetarian has almost become a joke because of people who 1 or 2% percent of the time ate chicken or fish but still called themselves a vegetarian. People see that 1 or 2% of the time and build a definition on that.
I think it is absolutely wonderful and HELPFUL some people eat a mostly vegan diet whether just 70, 80, or 90 percent of the time.
But that fact is vegan only has one true definition and I can proudly say I live my life to its definition.