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**sasquatch999** · 11-03-2011, 04:27 AM

For me, living in Australia it is easy to eat a healthy, varied and enjoyable vegan diet - thus I do as I just like to .... in the same way that I like to cycle and walk. When we were overseas recently, my daughter and I ate more eggs and various cheeses ( many with rennet I am sure !! ) than I had in many years due to different circumstances. When I was pregnant I once felt a strong need for red meat and easily ate and digested it - it didn't happen again though thus I haven't.
My daughter rang me at work ( last year some time I think, so she would have been 14) to ask how to boil an egg - she truly didn't know, even though she is a good little cook and felt like eating one. Likewise she has had ice cream and gelati on occasions with friends.
Not sure if that helps answer the question, Karma.

11-03-2011, 04:27 AM	#18
sasquatch999 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 337 Senior Member	For me, living in Australia it is easy to eat a healthy, varied and enjoyable vegan diet - thus I do as I just like to .... in the same way that I like to cycle and walk. When we were overseas recently, my daughter and I ate more eggs and various cheeses ( many with rennet I am sure !! ) than I had in many years due to different circumstances. When I was pregnant I once felt a strong need for red meat and easily ate and digested it - it didn't happen again though thus I haven't. My daughter rang me at work ( last year some time I think, so she would have been 14) to ask how to boil an egg - she truly didn't know, even though she is a good little cook and felt like eating one. Likewise she has had ice cream and gelati on occasions with friends. Not sure if that helps answer the question, Karma.
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