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Archive for August, 2010

Banana Coconut Muffins

After being quite busy these past few days, we decided to kick back and relax today. My favorite thing to do on a laid-back Sunday afternoon? Bake, of course! There’s been an abundance of frozen bananas in my freezer for a few weeks, so I figured it was a good day  to use some of [...]

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Well, I made it through my first week back to school. This semester I am taking Social Psychology, Gerontology/Sociology of Aging and the Life Course, Psychology Research Methods (plus the accompanying lab), and Criminology. We haven’t done enough yet for me to comment on whether or not I like my classes, but I am hoping [...]

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Nacho Casserole

Tonight’s dinner featured more of the ever-so-amazing Daiya. A few months ago Ricki posted a recipe for Layered Mexican Casserole on her blog and I have had it bookmarked since. I had some leftover Daiya in the refrigerator from our last “cheesy” meal and when considering what to do with it, a Mexican-style casserole immediately [...]

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Happy 101 Award

The lovely Andrea from  Andrea’s Easy Vegan Cooking has passed on the Happy 101 Award to me. Recipients of the award are asked to post a list of 10 random things that make them happy. Since I love receiving cute things like this, here is my list (in no particular order): 1. Long walks in [...]

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Lazy Days of Summer

I’ve been doing my best to stay busy during these last few weeks of my summer vacation. A few weeks ago we went to see a production of Othello, which was part of Charlotte’s annual Shakespeare Festival. I am not sure how it compares to Shakespeare’s version, because this one was shorter and had slightly [...]

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Just Say “No” to Negativity

I’ve been struggling a little bit this past week. There have been some things on my mind that have been leaving me frustrated and very emotional. But that’s just part of life though, isn’t it? Everyone has good days and bad days. It’s just something we all have to learn to deal with. A few [...]

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I have been hearing about the wonders of Daiya for the past year. Rumor had it that this stuff was not only vegan, but it tasted good and actually melted too. I have tried a few other vegan cheeses in the past but always ended up disappointed. None of them melted and they just didn’t [...]

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Luna’s Living Kitchen

As much as I like Charlotte, it is not always the most vegan-friendly city. We have a few health food stores and Trader Joe’s, which is where we buy a lot of our “weird” vegan foods (like nutritional yeast, tofu, and rice milk) It’s usually pretty difficult to find specialty vegan products in grocery stores [...]

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As far back as I can remember, I was taught to be unhappy with my body. I grew up watching the other women in my family express sheer disdain at their bodies fairly often. Having a negative body image seems to be a common trait within my family. Weight Watchers, diet pills, plastic surgery, and [...]

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“I feel fat today” is a phrase echoed by women all over the world. Maybe you ate a huge meal the night before, maybe last year’s swimsuit  feels a little snug, or perhaps it’s just that time of the month. Whatever the reason, I bet all of you have said “I feel fat” at least [...]

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