Wednesday, August 13, 2008
holistic nutritionist
so i will probably be made fun of big time for this (since i already get made of for first being vegetarian and now a vegan) but i'm thinking of going back to school to become a holistic nutritionist. in case you don't know what that is, it's someone who focuses on healing the body through proper diet and exercis, instead of relying on medicine to fix everything. i'm been interested in it for a little while and feel it's time. i still love the bakery life, but i feel i don't have the passion others have. without that passion i fear one day i will wake up and hate what i'm doing. i don't want it to be too late. i am currently awaiting information on two schools, one online and one is in seattle. i will keep you posted!
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I will stop making fun of you being a VEGAN when you destroy or sell every leather COACH, D&B or designer handbag you have. Then you will be a vegan. Right now, you are just using the word.
There is a lot to the holistic stuff. Go for it Jack!
I actually think this is a great idea.
Ya know - I've seen/done alot of natural/holistic things in my search for pain relief.
Ya know - Bastyr is considered one of the top schools in the nation.
You do have to get rid of leather if you are a vegan.
Please send the Coach/DB bags to 19150 Nicholson Farm ln
Purcellville, VA 20132
You can't have it both ways - Chickie!
haha! i'm actually getting info from Bastyr
Actually, Webster's definition of vegan is as follows: 'a vegetarian who omits all animal products from the diet.' (The word DIET being the operative word here.)
There are different categories of vegetarians and vegan. The definition of Vegan from the Vegetarian and Vegan Foundation website lists a vegan as:
"Vegan - This is by far the strictest vegetarian sub-group or category. A vegan is a person who has chosen not to consume any animal products or byproducts. Some will even so far as not consuming honey and yeast, and others will not wear any clothing made from animal products."
Omiting animal products and byproducts from your diet DOES make you a vegan. You do not need to give up your Coach or any other byproduct you may own. But if you decide to go that way you don't need to ship everything to Virginia...Monroe is much closer. Ha!
Seeing the difference in Jacqui's stomach problems, other health issues and the fact that she has lost 15 lbs since starting this I would say she has something on all of us.
You go girl!
Man i love my mommy! and for that support, any coach bags i decide to get rid of go straight to her! sorry mikey, i know how badly you wanted them!
That man can carry off a Coach bag...he's got mad style. He does look better with black though...pink is a tougher sell...
And by the way...I am NEVER going to stop making fun of you...lol. ;-)
How else will you know I still love you!?
Ashleen says you can send the bags to 311 C miller hall missoula montana 59801 :)
Tell Ashleen to take a number...
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