I don't know what you call this stage of veganism, but I've definitely reached it.
My daughter and I were shopping today and one of the stores had flyers in the window. One of the flyers said, "Chicken Sale For Veterans!" And I was taken aback. I said, "That's not a very good fundraiser. How many people can take chickens? You have to have room in your backyard. You'd have to build a winter suitable shelter. And is it even legal to keep chickens in the city?"
My daughter looked at me with bemusement, and said gently, "Mom, they're selling cooked chickens."
"Oh. Well, yes. Of course they are. I can't believe that didn't even occur to me."
So what level of veganism is this? When a sign that says Chicken Sale equals pet chickens?
mucifer
(24,828 posts)Chellee
(2,211 posts)I felt a little dumb though. I have to confess.
mucifer
(24,828 posts)People ask me, "What's the hardest part?" And I tell them, "It's not hard!" What I don't tell them, and maybe I should, but I'm not a confrontational person, is, "The hardest part is wondering why you're not."
mucifer
(24,828 posts)MLAA
(18,598 posts)I hope there's cake.
MLAA
(18,598 posts)Bakery and vegan quinoa chocolate crunchy snacks. So it will be a party! You can see Im not the healthiest vegan in the world
Chellee
(2,211 posts)So... right back at'cha.
Skittles
(159,240 posts)Chellee
(2,211 posts)You're her favorite DUer. It's all that ass-kicking. Sometimes when we see or hear about someone being a jerk, she'll say, "If only Skittles was here." And then we laugh, because we know, you'd be on it.
Skittles
(159,240 posts)yes INDEED
HeartsCanHope
(735 posts)Thank you.