I often get a surprised look when my local skating friends first find out I'm vegetarian. The first question would be "where do you get your energy from?". The next question is, "then... where can we go to eat?".
Eating out poses some restrictions, but most of my friends are adapting and look for places where I can find something to eat. Over the years, my DH and I have set up a blog, Vegetarian Dining, about our experiences as vegetarians in Singapore and also as we travel around the wold.
Some years ago, I had a coach who disliked eating with me - not because of the restrictions on where to eat but because he didn't like the thought of me not eating meat!
So... if a person who eats vegetables is called a vegetarian, shouldn't a person who eats humans be called a humanitarian?
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8 comments:
I am a vegetarian too, I think probably for like 17 yrs? :)
It takes some time for those around us to be comfy. We are the odd ones out after all. Hee .. hee .
No soy vegetariano peor interesante el post, aunq me ha costado traducirlo jaja
The last sentence is very interesting,haha...I used to date a vegeterian girl,problem shoot up when we don't have idea where to have lunch because we did't very familier with the place.So we end up eating bread,haha....
They are called cannibals.
Looks like Daniel beat me to it! I was going to say the smae thing. Though I was in Singapore last month and did wonder as to where the vegetarians would frequent? But I guess where there's a will there's a way!
Hello Chow Ying Lee, Another vegetarian! I understand the problem of mingling with others when it comes to eating out!! Good blog.
Hey, where do you get your skate boots, if you don't use leather, that is. I'm having alot of trouble!
Here is a news to all u beautiful vegetarian people. I have come across a rocking vegetarian restaurant in Chinatown, its called DELI VEGE. the address is 200 south bridge road, in the same lane as the red chinese temple, the indian temple and the mosque..pls pls pls go and try their mind blowing food. they offer italian, western, chinese and japanese vegetarian food and is soooooo cheap..trust me u will thank me after being there, their walls and graphics r done so soulfully, u will get a shock after visiting the restaurant tht how come u hv never been here before, thts cause they opened recently, 5 months ago..so check out the most hapenning place for the vegetarian crowd, DELI VEGE
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