Lifestyle

As a vegan, it’s guaranteed that you will be asked questions about your chosen lifestyle. You will no doubt hear some saying how they could never give up certain foods, or others asking where you get your protein, and yet others posing questions, in earnest, about your experience as a vegan, as they may be considering the path themselves.

January, for many, is a time of new beginnings. As a vegan, who spends the majority of the year answering questions and explaining veganism, this is a time to encourage those around you who have been asking questions, to participate in Veganuary.

Have you ever longed to visit a city, or maybe even live in a city, where it may be rich in culture and history, have lots of tourist attractions, but isn’t very vegan-friendly?

Thanksgiving is a pretty self-explanatory holiday. It is a time to gather, with family and friends, to enjoy the company of those in your life for whom you are thankful. It is also, in the spirit of the holiday, a time to give back.

October is the month to enjoy autumn as it kicks into high gear. The trees have begun to change colors and the comforting scents of pies, soups, and casseroles of the season waft through homes, as thoughts turn to preparations for the holidays.

Autumn is a wonderful time of the year. The air is crisp and fresh, the leaves are turning color, and everyone is beginning to gear up for the holiday season. One of the first holidays during the fall is, of course, Halloween.

With there being so many different products available, not only made to look and taste like turkey but, actually containing just as much, if not more, protein and other nutrients, why would anyone still continue to serve an actual turkey?

Many people have questions about veganism. Even those who have been vegan for a time may come across a situation that may prove to be a gray area, and they may also be uncertain as to the answer to the question they are facing.