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(Really) Stunning Desktop Wallpapers | Graphics | Smashing Magazine
Re: Why are you a vegan? - Big Think - One of the best video responses to the question I’ve seen.
7 Habits of Highly Innovative People | ThinkSimpleNow.com
Less internets please | Ask MetaFilter
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Vegan Banana Peanut Butter Cocoa Cookies

Yes!! A combination of peanut-buttery, brownie-like, banana-happy cookies. I made a batch of these for Valentine’s Day for J, then proceeded to make another batch for my co-workers after realizing that they are the best cookies I’ve ever eaten. And dangerous - make sure you have plenty of other people to feed [...]


Impromptu Veg Brunch Activity: Naming a Scrumptious Recipe

Last Saturday I attended a lovely vegan brunch in the apartment of my friend Katy. Above you can see the tasty spread including vegan turtles (chocolate covered dates with roasted almonds inside), roasted potatoes, and mini-spelt chocolate chip muffins. (more pictures can be seen on my Flickr account by clicking any of these [...]


Knock-out your Friends with Chocolate Power

For a recent potluck I was inspired by the Yeah, That “Vegan” Shit blog (in celebration of the top recipes of 2007) to make two of her chocolate-y desserts. They are definitely going into the recipe binder (and Google Notebook) for repeat visits!

Peanut Butter Cannonballs. Um, yeah - potentially the MOTHER of all [...]


Travelling Solo as a Vegan in Europe

I have been floating on a cloud - planning for my potential 3-4 month trip to Europe has been an outright obsession as it becomes more and more real. I’ve finally begun to look at the detailed, practical planning aspect of the trip and have to keep reminding myself that nothing is set in [...]


Environmental Media Coverage - Hot off the Presses

Lately I have been amazed to see many articles dealing with animal-related issues bouncing around the internet. Several of them have been shared by different friends on Facebook, getting exposure there, whereas others have been blogged about by different people. Many of them are linked to environmental issues, and all well worth reading.
At [...]


A Word on Managing Delicious Vegan Cookbook Overload with Vegan Blogs

It’s funny how I now that I have so many cookbooks, one of the ways I decide what recipes to make is by reading other vegan food blogs where people post pictures and stories about their cookbook creations. Sometimes having books full of endless delicious recipes can be overwhelming; I depend on the amazing [...]


Vegetarian Snack/Energy/Granola Bar Roundtable Review

Last night I sat around two tables at a local fair trade coffee shop, Bridgehead, sampling different types of bars (raw, snack, energy, granola, dessert) for a review for National Capital Vegetarian Association (NCVA) newsletter. With great company and delicious experimentation, it was so much fun! I discovered that I don’t really intend [...]


Recipe: Delicious Wild Rice and Brown Rice Pilaf with Dried Fruit and Pecans

My good friend Katie has started a new shoe blog, Shoe La La, featuring many cruelty-free shoe-gasms. She is the source of the newest tasty recipe I am enjoying, the Brown and Wild rice pilaf that made for a baby shower yesterday and which was devoured quickly and enthusiastically. Apparently the original [...]


On Photography and a New Eye: Nikon D40

So after I lost the battery recharger for my trusty Sony point and shoot and realized it would cost over a hundred dollars to replace, I decided to finally do that upgrade I had been planning in anticipation of travelling in the summer.
When I first bought the Sony camera, photography was a hobby I wasn’t [...]


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