In Other People’s Shoes

In Other People’s ShoesSo the HCRV diet is going rather well. I’m hoping to get over to Thailand next summer for the inaugural Thai Fruit Festival, but situations may not conspire to make that possible. Never the less, I am trying to make the causes to see it through to fruition.

I have to be careful, however, not to evangelise about the diet too much, even though the benefits are incredible.

It’s easy to sit here, in the quiet of my living room, and pontificate about eating a vegan diet, when I only have myself to consider. Being able to do so real life family situations is so different from the theory, but it does give you a really good measure of how much you want to make the change.

When you read some of the topics on my blog, and think ‘I could never be like that’ or ‘I would like to give that a try, but I just can’t see it working for me’ remember that I’m only human too, and that even though I do try my very hardest to practice what I preach, it doesn’t work all the time.

The trick, if that’s what you would like to call it, is not to give up completely just because you have a slip up. Learn from the slip, in this case seeing things from another’s viewpoint, and be determined to try harder next time. You will get there in the end.

5 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. lifeisrawesome
    Jan 12, 2014 @ 15:00:49

    I’m going to the Thai Fruit Fest!! Hope to see you there!!

    Reply

  2. lifeisrawesome
    Jan 12, 2014 @ 15:02:11

    You’re a part of something bigger than yourself! Every time you eat you are making a positive contribution to the planet! Share that with friends and family! Be a light! Live big! Carb up!

    Reply

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