Hey look, someone made a Venn diagram that perfectly represents our last three insane girlfriends!
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Thag | 03/27/2012 flag |
Too bad I'm so late with this, but: http://wp.me/pSXPz-wU
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Elisa | 11/30/2011 flag |
Oh come on, I'll eat everything on that diagram with the possible exception of vegans, and even I can see it's not that hard. Not diabetic, no soy allergies. Serve dhal, beans, lentils, tempeh or tofu for protein. Rice, buckwheat, quinoa, potato or sweet potato for carbs, any veg you like with olive oil for fat, and fruit for dessert.
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bkow | 11/29/2011 flag |
OK....this is funny! I have several of these high-maintenance folks in my own family. We're not whining -- just laughing about how true it is when you have a growing family!
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Rachel | 11/29/2011 flag |
how does having an allergy make you high-maintenance or "insane"? it is not a choice. it is ignorant to imply that it is.
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kelly | 11/29/2011 flag |
Hey now! Most of us Seattlites don't appreciate the high-maintenance, allergic-to-EVERYTHING dinnerguest, either!
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Bevo Longhorn | 11/29/2011 flag |
You all are ridiculous...with your whining and what not... How many of you saps are from Seattle?
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Michelle | 11/29/2011 flag |
duh, vegans don't eat eggs or dairy, so this is a bit redundant. in regards to allergies nowadays, perhaps get your kids off commercial foods and go for more organics. studies have shown that the more children are exposed to the commercial, industrial food system (even in the womb) the more prone they are to developing allergies. you're right, it is certainly an epidemic that is consistent with our poisonous, corporate controlled food system.
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sarah | 11/29/2011 flag |
1 in 13 kids now has at least one food allergy. Look it up - It's an epidemic. My kids are allergic to milk, eggs, and in one case, peanuts. We've had two trips to the ER because my son's throat swelled up and inhibited his breathing due to accidental exposure. To any of you who have children, think about how stressful it is to manage this. And yes, we do bring our own food to places, but it's wonderful when someone accommodates my kids' challenges and helps them feel included by making some food they can eat. Being food-allergic isn't some kind of a choice people make.
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meh | 11/26/2011 flag |
Wow, can people really be allergic to eggs? I wouldn't think that possible, since it's not, like, one constant material. And do you really need egg allergies and lactose intolerant when you have vegan in there?
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Flower2184 | 11/25/2011 flag |
Precisely why people like me bring their own food to events. People who don't have to deal with the possibility of a side dish sending them to the ER don't know how lucky they are.
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Leslie F. Miller | 11/24/2011 flag |
I can do one allergy, and that's it. If you have any other dietary needs, go somewhere else.
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Allison | 11/23/2011 flag |
Sweet potatoes and green beans it is!
