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- About Me:
- I am a struggling raw foodist a year now.
However, I have been living raw now
for about a month since mid Novemer
of 2008.
- How can the community best support you in your journey? (moral support, transition advice, fitness tips, etc)
- Be my friend and just talk to me!
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- Favorite Raw Food or Recipe?
- Green Smoothies and Green juice
- Interests (outside of Raw Food):
- Indoor gardening, word choice, and I am learning to be a life-long musician (myspace.com/teaadora).
- Favorite Books or Authors:
- Keep the apidistra flying, George Orwell; Survival in the 21st Century, Viktoras Kulvinskas; Hotel Splendide, Gilbert Sorrentino
- Favorite Quote:
- In matters of style... Swim with the current. In matters of principal... Stand like a rock. Thomas Jefferson.
- Website or Blog:
- http://localnarrative.livejournal.com
- GI2MR Oath: I promise to do my best to keep this community drama free. I will not name call or throw around personal attacks. I pledge to be respectful even if I do not agree with another member's opinion. When possible, I'll try to smile : )
- Yes! I accept the GI2MR Oath.
Tea's Blog
Smoothie Fast
I have been fasting on green smoothies for the past ten days and plan on going for some months. This is partly related to just finishing the book by Victoria Boutenko called "Green For Life," which I probably will read agarin to reinforce the ideas concealed. This may also be related to Dr. Ann Wigmores work which you may or not know she lived the last couple years of her life on blended food. A thing to know that you may already not know is blended food is a way of sustaining yourself with clea… Continue
Posted on November 27, 2008 at 9:39pm —
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 10:19am on August 15, 2009,
docsharp said… - I am doing good. You keep busy don't ya, lol. It is good that you have the opportunity to travel as you please so I bet you are having a lot of fun.
- At 7:21pm on June 7, 2008,
luxperpetua said… - what do you mean by "word choice"? i am intrigued.
- At 12:29pm on March 30, 2008,
docsharp said…
- Sounds pretty tempting to have someone eating crab ragoon and chicken. How are you?
- At 7:24pm on January 8, 2008,
supurrmananda said…
- savage, well i can tell you that i didnt drink carrot juice, just lots and lots of delicious satiating fruits and coconuts, check out durianpalace.com
- At 3:32am on January 6, 2008,
Alexandra said… - helloooo :) welcome
- At 12:34am on January 5, 2008,
- that was a high calorie extremely satiating fruit in thailand called durian, the king of fruits
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It will happen darlin, just be a bit patient...everything will fall into place
I would like to now list the benefits I have experienced since being on a low fat raw vegan lifestyle....
* Easily maintain a healthy weight, gaining weight is DIFFICULT unless I eat salt (which i haven't for 2years)
* Very quick recovery from i...
I would do it. if i lived there. which is where i want to live...
sub-acids are my favourite - but they bastards don't leave the tops on them and i can't plant them.... i must go to a sub-acid farm and steal some!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
You're suppose to be able to pick the leaf out of the middle - and it comes out realllllllll easy - if it's ripe.
It should smell ripe too.
pineapple eats everyone. Its true. Aloe vera water maybe?
Your dog is sooo cute! I have a dog too and two cats, and I looove them! I feed them wheatgrass and they actually choose that before regular grass wich they normally chew on in the garden.
I decided to have a 50/50 raw/cooked meal at Vita last night, having had a desire for warm meals for last couple of weeks. They had a Vegan Paella, it was amazing but it's only the second time I have had grains for a year and I had headache soon a...
ahhh thanks kelly I'll give it a try I'll look it up on youtube too
It's actually surprisingly easy once you get the hang of it. No machete required. Shave off the husk at the pointed top close to the shell. Then poke the point of a knife in about 2 or 3 cm out from the centre and wiggle it about until it pierces ...
Isn't it?!? I personally can't think of anything more visually appealing then beautiful fruit :)
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