Definitely - such an extreme diet really needs to be researched before considering whether it's right for you or not. Limiting meat, and eating a wide range of foods from ethical farms, is a good thing

I find it difficult when friends who aren't aware of my choice offer me things I won't eat - I feel rude when I say no, but find that usually they're understanding, and as I don't preach to them about

Totally agree :-) Kids don't learn how to socialise from a small group of same-age kids they sit with in school for years. The world is full of interesting people of all ages, and it's important to learn

What beautiful colours you captured :-)

Thank you, that sounds clear....so by using the NM.io front-end, would posts still appear here, on your Steemit blog and feeds? How do you use the NM.io front-end instead of what I'm using now? :-)

Thank you :-)

I know what you mean, but I feel that if people are going to be meat-eaters, then at lease eating only ethical meat is a step closer to doing the right thing. But yes, personally, whether ethical farmers

Thank you :-)

I have heaps of vegetarian friends, but also friends who are similar to you, and buy from ethical farmers. I think that it all makes a difference, and we all have to do what we feel right about :-) I read

Of course, the environmental/climate side of the decision was also important for me too :-) If we all do our bit, we can make a big difference :-)

I would love my kids to become vegan too, but love cheese and meat and eggs too much for now. I know they are caring and loving beings though, so hoping that one day they will choose to do their own research

Thank you :-)

Thanks for the challenge - here's my entry :-)

What a gorgeous looking book - one for my birthday list I think :-) I own a couple of tree books, 'Life in the treetops' by Margaret D. Lowman, and 'Riches of the rainforest' by W. Veevers-Carter. The

No idea what 'LOTUS' is either - haha, I'm a real beginner here :-)

I really enjoyed this challenge :-) Here's my entry :-)

This is so helpful to know - thank you so much for taking the time to write and tell me this :-) I like that post too - will try to do the challenge in the next few days :-) I don't understand the bit

Great challenge - will give it a go for my next post :-)

I love those colourful monsters you made :-)

That's a really healthy looking fennel in your garden :-) I've grown fennel in our garden for the past few years, after salvaging a plant from the allotment compost heap. The kids love to take the young