by veglady | Jun 11, 2013 | Green Living, Wellness
Reprinted from Vegan Mainstream By Ellen Jaffe Jones, Guest Contributor My daughter recently said to me, “Mom, I hate to eat tomatoes at restaurants. I keep remembering how delicious and sweet the tomatoes were that we used to grow in our organic garden. Most...
by veglady | May 5, 2012 | People, Products, Travel and Dining, Wellness
From Vegan Mainstream: This 69-page online magazine is packed with articles from your favorite vegan bloggers, community leaders, chefs, and activists. Learn from them how to transform your kitchen, how fashion can save animals, what to say to the vegan opposition,...
by veglady | Mar 10, 2012 | Green Living, People, Wellness
Article by author Ruby Roth There’s a new species of children roaming the earth. My seven year old step-daughter is one of them: she is a vegan, born and raised. She’s never had a bite of meat nor dairy nor eggs run through her digestive system. Imagine? She’s also...
by veglady | Sep 25, 2010 | Travel and Dining
Native Foods is one of those reliably yummy places for vegan cuisine that has been around since 1994, and lucky for us all, they are expanding from their six Southern California spots into more cities. A San Diego restaurant is coming soon — they are scouting...
by veglady | Jun 19, 2010 | Events, People
On June 17 at a packed Swedenborg Hall in San Diego, Barbara Cole-Gates — not only an activist but one of the creative veggie people California is graced with — performed her one-woman show, Surviving Chrysalis. The three-part show explores key turning...