Going veggie isn't for everyone.

So, as you may or may not know, I am a veggie (or vegetarian as all of you who are not cool cats like me might call it.) But being veggie isn't for everyone.

The other day I was talking to my friend, and I gave her a picture of a really cute pig, and i was like "See? THIS is why I'm vegetarian! This pig is FAR too cute to eat!"

and she said: "I bet it would look even cuter inside a bun."


And i have to admit, the past few days meat and other things that are not vegetarian (THIS MEANS YOU, YOGURT!!!!) have been calling out to me.


But I WILL BE STRONG!!! VEGETARIAN SABRINA SHALL STAY STRONG!!

(FYI: the reason for the veggie-ness is because my teacher is making us do a project for the semester of something we have never done and is "out of our comfort zone". I chose being a veggie. I have to be a veggie for the semester, and I am going to try to be a veggie for even longer.)

High Hopes.

So yea, recently I've become a veggie (or vegetarian for all of you who aren't as cool a hipster as me.) It's not super hard. Then again, I'm still a teenager livin' with my mom. She's the one doing all the cooking, and She's doing little helpful things like setting aside a special few pieces of pizza that don't have peperoni, and taking the meat outta my enchiladas, etc.

I got some high hopes for this whole vegetarian thing, although a few days ago i ate some yogurt and it had GELATIN IN IT. Yes, my old friend gelatin IS REALLY MADE OF ANIMALS.



It's made of boiled down beef skin and animal bones. EW. But still, i want yogurt. So my mom went to like a million stores and found this yogurt called "French Village" and it has no gelatin. she also found this awesome jello which has no gelatin, it has some other thing made from apples.