
A visit to a Harvester in Peterborough for some dining out vegan action.
Complete success – even stayed for pudding.
Just for general wonderings…

A visit to a Harvester in Peterborough for some dining out vegan action.
Complete success – even stayed for pudding.

I love it when people go out of their way to feed the vegan.

From a couple of my lovely Y11s – left pinned to the noticeboard. I couldn’t agree more.
Now that the whole Veganuary thing is complete I thought it deserved a little post. If you are an avid follower of the blog, which you’re probably not, in fact you’ve probably stumbled upon it whilst drunkenly trying to follow Kim Kardasian, you will be aware that I’ve been considering going vegan for some time. I also dragged my wife, Helen, along for the ride.
How did we do?
Well, we did it. We ate and drank an entirely plant-based diet for 31 days. Doesn’t sound very impressive when you say it like that. But, we did it.

It was a fantastic ‘journey’. We tried plenty of new food, experienced new tastes and had some great discussions along the way. And importantly, it wasn’t too much hassle.
A few highlights:
On top of all that, I feel great knowing that I’m living a more compassionate life.
Probably important to say, February 2nd and still vegan…

Standard vegan stuff tonight: roasted veg.
Veganuary Day 22
I’ve got quite a list of resolutions to try and get done in 2019. Although I’m not sure I like the idea of the word ‘resolution’, it sounds like a lot of pressure. But then I looked up its definition.

I like the sound of making a ‘firm decision’ to do something. That sounds like a lot less pressure. Some of my firm decisions for 2019 are a continuation of 2018, maybe they just need a bit more effort and focus. So, here we go, my list of firm decisions for 2019:








That’s about it. I have got a few more things I’d like to try and do in 2019, but I think that’s for another day. That is probably quite enough, and probably too much already.
Wish me luck.