granny bookmark and the kind diet

My little granny bookmark is finished. Actually, this is my second one. I gave the first one to my mom and now I’m working on a third. I went down a hook size since the first and I think I prefer the tighter stitches for this wool.
The book I’m reading is The Kind Diet by Alicia Silverstone. I just happened to pick it up at the library because it was on display next to the knitting books. I had to give up beef and dairy once before when my daughter had an intolerance. I remember thinking how hard it must be to go vegan because you had to give up even more!
Her book got me thinking, though. Here I am trying to save all of these things from the landfill for a better earth. Then I go out and order a hamburger for dinner. The dairy and beef industry are definitely not nice to our planet! I might have to rethink how I spend my food dollars.
in search of: currently looking for an inexpensive, used version of this book for my home collection.
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You might want to try freecycle or amazon has used books sometimes too.
Did you use linen for the book marker? Great idea … I might have to use it for gifts
I haven’t read that book yet, but I became vegan (vegan-ish because I still eat eggs from our chickens) about a year ago. At first it was an experiment, but it’s turned into much more. It’s one of the best decisions I’ve made. I’ve read that even if a person ate vegan just one day a week, it would have an enormous impact on our environment.
Oh my, I’m also reading this book! My husband and I turned vegetarian a few years ago and am thinking about taking the next step. I have been pleasantly surprised at how well the book is put together and am looking forward to trying some of the recipes.