Global Juice Feast 2009
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Permalink Reply by notoriouslysimple on -
Hmmm. . . . I was thinking about starting Jan. 1st, but participating in the Global Juice Feast would definitely help keep me motivated. So I might! We'll have to see! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on -
glad your joining!
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Permalink Reply by Kelly Myra on -
I had thought about it. But I will be travelling in SE Asia during January. So maybe the one in march.
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on
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I can only imagine that you'd get some really good greens to juice don't you think?
Where in asia are you headed?
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on
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great! do you think you'll do the whole 30 days?
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Permalink Reply by Gil on -
Sheryl,
I missed the boat on this for 2008 and as much as a juice feast during the coldest months of the year doesn't appeal to me, I am in if you're in:-)
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on
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Gil, I'm going to see if i can be BROKE and feast like a pro...pray for me i kinda doubt myself on this one... especially since i remember how much i spent on the last feast.
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Permalink Reply by Aimee Loves You on -
Sounds good to me. I might do it with you if I'll be back home in NYC. :) I will figure it out in the next few weeks....
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on
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keep me posted
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Permalink Reply by Pop Hiya on -
Hi girlie girl!
I'm ALL IN! I've been juicing some days when I feel sick (lots of ginger), and it's been great. let's juice!
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Permalink Reply by Sheryl <--the original! on
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your a friggin pro now, i'm so excited your doing this..really really excited.
In addition to my greens i want to do mostly low sugar fruits on this feast. I'm not working so i can't do 100% organic. i'm stressed about the thought of consuming generic celery...more than anything else this is my major concern. I just can't do GMO celery.no no no no no no.
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Permalink Reply by Rachel Rose on -
hey Sheryl! thank you SO MUCH for getting us all motivated here :) I am excited to have a group in NYC to do the global juice feast with, and an even bigger group on GI2MR, and of course the rest of the world. But seriously, we will have to have a few juice meet-ups during the January feast. I can't do the 92 day one cuz i will be in paris april and may, but I am all in for January, 30 days WOW!!!!!! WOWWY WOW!!! I am really excited. I am doing a 2 weeker starting saturday. i was not all raw this past month and feel ICKY and TOXIC! anywho, i will be raw over christmas (whoever doesnt like it can stick it, or stuff it LOL) and ready to feast with you in jan.
I wanted to tell you that I usually find that organic celery costs only pennies more than the generic celery, especially at whole foods. dont do generic celery, even if it costs 7 bucks per week more (a buck a day) to get the organic stuff, cuz celery sucks up all the badness in the generic crops. oh, and if you are looking for a seasonal job vanessa from gnosis is looking for people to help her with holiday orders so shoot her an email if you're interested.
love to you girlie!
thanks again, cant wait to feast with you in a few weeks :)
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