http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24781094/
I suppose it’s a good thing… maybe this will build a bridge of peace and understanding between the meat-eating legions of middle-America housewives and hip urban vegans (okay, a little too much stereotyping, I know). But it feels a little like “Superstar attempts temporary lifestyle change to alleviate health and environmental crises and absolve ethical dilemma of animal cruelty; reverts back 3 weeks later.”
Veganism is not a fad! But, I suppose any exposure is better than nothing… I don’t have a TV so I can’t keep up with this series, but I hope she’s not pushing undercooked tofu around on a plate with her nose scrunched up and then denouncing the whole lifestyle. We’ll see.
-Maureen
Romina said,
May 24, 2008 @ 7:42 am
Don’t worry, she’s very positive. You can keep up with her blog:
http://www.oprah.com/foodhome/food/cleanse/blog/blog_main.jhtml
She wouldn’t endorse an author without being positive. The author of the book is #1 on Amazon right now.