Thanks for making me think!
August 20th, 2007 @ 9:46I finally updated my blogroll. It was about damn time! I’ve been dreading it because it’s such a hassle, but going through my RRS reader I realised there about 25 more blogs I ALWAYS read than what I have listed in my blogroll. Well, the tedious task of adding them to my blogroll is finally complete. All of my listed links are blogs I visit every time there’s an update, I might not comment on everything (seriously, you haven’t seen me in the morning going through unread posts looking like a ghost?) but I love them all sooo much.
As for love, and veganism; you guys rock. Sometimes it might feel like you’re not making much of a difference in the world. I often get the feeling that my food choices aren’t doing anything to help the world and the animals and maybe you feel the same sometimes, but trust me, you DO make a difference. When I started this blog I had no thoughts of ever going vegan. I liked my cheese and my eggs and my milk, damnit! And nothing was ever going to change that. Now, a couple of months later we’re in the middle of this process to veganize our lives and it’s going wonderfully. We’re not completely vegan (I still have dairy and eggs when eating out or at friends houses) but almost all of our food at home is. There’s this bottle of caramel sauce that isn’t, a pizzakit in the fridge that has eggs and a couple of baking mixes with both eggs and dairy but other than that we’re pretty much good. I have several shoes made of leather still (and those are from way before I was even vegetarian) and a few items with wool and I will continue to use them until they need replacing. We tried our first vegan cheese today, I made a block of Swiss Cheeze from the Uncheese Cookbook last night before going to bed and we had it on sandwiches this morning. It’s good!
Ok, now to some random foodporn that’s been on my flickr being all forgotten about for a long time. (If you have seen them before, tough luck 
) . I just feel my posts look so naked when there’s no picture.
could you rule any more than you already do? I think not.
Comment by Celine - August 20th, 2007 at 1:01 pmoh my! I like your style. I feel like a jerk for not visiting your blog sooner – my loss. I love your photos and layout and food and everything!
Comment by Webly - August 20th, 2007 at 9:41 pmAw, the tomato heart seems the perfect image to go along with this post. Heart for the blogging love, and heart for your compassion as a nearly-vegan!
And heart for those jam cookies. I made some last night–yum!
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Comment by bazu - August 21st, 2007 at 3:13 amHmmm… what happened to my comment? I’ll try reposting it:
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Comment by bazu - August 21st, 2007 at 3:14 amHah Bazu, you’re cursed, cursed I tell you!
Theresa: Glad you liked them. They’re one of my favourites. I’m making them soon again for someones birthday!
Comment by Emmie - August 21st, 2007 at 6:18 amgreat photos, really very good ones!!
Comment by johanna3 - August 21st, 2007 at 8:24 pmveganost är tyvärr inte alls ostig hur mycket man än må önska sig. jag undrar lite vad det är som fattas de flesta och jag tror att det handlar om att ost är ganska syrligt men fett medans veganostar ofta är ganska basiska.
just nu har vi en vaconost hemma som är relativt okej. dock lite väl söt för att smaka bacon.
Comment by lisa - August 21st, 2007 at 10:49 pmDen här ‘osten’ smakade inte heller ost, men den var god på macka och på pizza också. Jag kommer nog sakna ost en del, fast det gör inte så mycket.
Comment by Emmie - August 22nd, 2007 at 8:54 amYay for your new almost vegan lifestyle! I love that photo collage of all the yumminess that you cook up.
Comment by VKO-Lifestyles of the Chic & Vegan - August 27th, 2007 at 9:26 pm