That said, I went home and the next day made chicken soup, and it tasted delicious. I understand that humans are naturally omnivorous, and it is in our nature to eat meat. Both sides of the argument make sense to me.
This is a blog chronicling my attempt to be a vegetarian for one summer and a later attempt to go low-fat vegan. It includes recipes and reflections on the experience.
Sunday, May 22, 2016
Shopping
I went grocery shopping this week and had a strange experience. I was walking down the meat isle and suddenly all the meat looked like dead animals to me. I kind of seemed disgusting. I guess it is because I have been thinking about vegetarianism and why people chose a vegetarian life style. The experience made me understand why some people might choose vegetarianism permanently. It really does not seem right that I should kill something to eat, when I could find plenty of good things to eat without killing other animals.
That said, I went home and the next day made chicken soup, and it tasted delicious. I understand that humans are naturally omnivorous, and it is in our nature to eat meat. Both sides of the argument make sense to me.
That said, I went home and the next day made chicken soup, and it tasted delicious. I understand that humans are naturally omnivorous, and it is in our nature to eat meat. Both sides of the argument make sense to me.
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