The New Road

I'll just contentedly suck the marrow out of a rib bone, thanks.

Ah yes, I the closest ex-veg to you have not been supportive - oh wait I have actually- I cook you lots of vegetarian meals, I make sure my meat never touches your food, and i've never expected you to eat anything you don't want - except olives and last time I checked they were vegetarian! I'll guess your not that happy with my jokes about you joining me on the dark side.

It's not you. It's work. Axon was actually ok, but Certive, Macromedia, and even now I get little barbs at lunch for being a vegetarian.

Well as far I know i'm the only ex-vegetarian who reads your blog, maybe not - but it felt fairly aimed

A guy that I work with, who doesn't read my blog, is an ex-vegetarian. And so are some of our mutual friends.

Really, honey, this wasn't aimed at you at all.

I'm an ex-veg too. I was vegetarian all through high school. Then I had a slice of roast beef in Naples and it was game over. I didn't even want it . . .

I wouldn't try to pull someone away from it, though. I enjoyed it when I was there. I have tried, like, four times since to quit meat. Can't do it.

Lori, I knew you made a turkey at Thanksgiving, but I didn't know you were back on the meat-eating side full-time!

Sorry Jacqueline, I forgot that you were a vegetarian too for a couple of years in high school.

Yes I'm a omnivore now - though I still don't eat beef and i've only had a little pork by accident - like pancetta included in something i've ordered in a restaurant. Plus since I cook boneless breast of chicken for the dog on a very regular basis, i've gone ahead and started cooking at home, but I use separate baking dish for my meat, or one side of the grill, all to preserve the vegetarianism for Jack and Megan - we are raising her a vegetarian too though if she ever chooses to eat meat we'll certainly let her - but we want her to decide for herself - kind of like religion :)