I'm also penning a monthly column, titled "English Lessons" (trust me, I'm aware of just how cheeky it is; I didn't come up with it, but I'm not opposed to it either...) in Western N.C.-based Verve magazine. My first column is up today and details my very personal return to eating meat. Each column will discuss some hurdle, issue, or personal challenge I've faced, and how I dealt with it. I'm not suggesting everyone do as I do; I'm just putting out there what happened to me. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. I'm just chatting about mine.
I hope you enjoy this new writing venture!
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Awesome! Congrats on the new projects! And I love the picture! :) Happy New Year! xo
I look forward to reading them!
Congrats on the new projects! My mother-in-law gave me your "Home Dairy" book for Christmas and I am very excited to tackle some of the recipes. I already make our yogurt and have always wanted to try my hand at cheese-making. The book is so beautifully photographed and down-to-earth. :)
Great article - and congrats on the new writing projects!
COngrates on your new projects Ashley. What a great article. I look forward to reading more:))Happy New Year!!!
Very much looking forward to the new magazine! If you're writing for it, I have a feeling it'll be right up my alley... Congrats & Happy New Year!
Congrats on the new projects - I'm really looking forward to seeing the results in the new year. It sounds like you're off to a flying start - I hope it's a great one for you!
Happy 2012! Congratulations on your new projects! I look forward to reading them and hearing more about them as they arise :-) CHEERS!
Congrats on the new projects - looks like 2012 is going to be a great year!!
Sarah from The House That Ag Built
I'm looking forward to hearing more about the quarterly gig. And any news about whether you'll return to Design Sponge for the Small Measures column?
Oh! What fun new adventures!
I really appreciated your article on meat eating. I have slowly worked my way back to eating meat as well after nearly starving my pituitary gland. I didn't know any better! I mean, how could someone juicing carrots every day be malnourished??? But I was, severely. Anyway, thanks for a great article.
Congratulations on all of your new projects! I'm sure that 2012 will be a very exciting and fulfilling year for you. I enjoyed reading your piece on your return to meat. I am nearly a lifelong vegetarian (been veggi since I was twelve), but am currently eating meat due to extreme anemia in my third pregnancy. I am well below acceptable iron levels for our planned homebirth and it just keeps dropping. So... little bits of red meat hidden in other foods it is for the time being. I doubt it will be an eating habit that I stick with post birth, but I still really appreciated reading your article and your personal point of view. Thank you for sharing!
I wish you and yours all the very best in this exciting upcoming year!!!
can't wait to see what this year brings ashley!!!
happy new year!
I just read our article. I recently switched from a vegetarian to meat eater. It happened the same way. After 14 years I started craving meat and I listened. I ony eat wild game or organic, grass fed, free range, but I love it. I felt it was the right thing to do for my brain and I was right! Thanks for the article.
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