100 days Vegetarian

Lunch. We drink Oberweis, almond and soy in that order. This is Oberweis. We love the glass bottle it comes in and the exchange program. 

Snackies

I've been binge eating this. Has anyone ever had? It's so good and full of cheesy deliciousness I can't even. One of the drivers brings it down for me from Wisconsin- God bless him. (Please excuse that chessy fingerprint next to that fine gentlemens cheese hat.)

Late night snack / 100 days of vegetarian

We had these last night and I don't feel that bad and by not that bad I mean terrible. They were delicious but seriously.

Food for thought

When I met my husband I was surprised at just how many racist comments he made about minorities, because he was an otherwise very kind and thoughtful person. Being Hispanic I found this very unsettling. Growing up my parents never really made any racist remarks. If anything they stressed the importance of not judging a group by an individual, because people in their lives had experienced racism first hand. The area I grew up in was also not divided by race but more so by income. The minorities in our area were just as well of if not more so than the majority so there wasn't really any room for judgement. Over time my husband then boyfriend and I talked about how these remarks were offensive and just not really accurate. He has made leaps and bounds in these five years. One of those being that he realized that these types of comments were just learned behavior. He had heard these views growing up and do he incorporated them into his world view. Additionally, a member of his family had a negative experience with one person from a particular group which had only added to the miconseptions he already had. He is working hard to break himself of these preconceived notions so as not to negatively influence our future children. Either way all that being said I found this article very interesting. I think a good amount of racism is learned and a large reason that it is taught is to explain to the majority group why they themselves are failing. Please read and share thought...

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/1237796

100 days of vegetarian

Day 2 dinner

The hubs is fighting a flu so wanted soup for dinner. Mushroom, tomatoe and onion and pesto soup. Mozz tomatoe and basil salad. Veggies with sauce and homemade bread.

100 days of vegetarian

So we missed posting dinner last night but lucky for us we're eating it again right now!! We got chinese. Chinese is the easiest freaking way to eat vegetables, because anyway you eat them they tast delicious! And in my experience it is a lot cheaper too! ❤️

100 Days of Vegetarian

I've been wanting to do this for a while but I just haven't gotten around to it.ever since we started eating vegetarian a lot of people ask us if we just eat salad and bread. My waistline in my opinion is the resounding yes haha but I thought it would be cool to post 100 days of our meals too. I should say as a preface that we still eat eggs and dairy, just no meat. Day 1

Lunch time Mac and cheese - we like Annie's and it was on sale at jewel with tomato, basil and fresh mozzarella salad. Peaches for our fruit. The tomatoes and basil are from our garden. The Michigan peach is from the farmers market and the cheese is from the awesome peeps at Stamper Cheese. ❤️