First of all, thank you all for your comments yesterday. You all sure do like talking about your poo. (sickos!) hehe, jk :)
So yesterday I made myself a taco. First I heated up the ground turkey and beans, then I spread some FF sour cream on my tortilla, put the beans on, veggies, and cheese. I sat down to enjoy my lunch. I was about 3/4 of the way through when I realized I had forgot the ground turkey altogether. And honestly, the taste difference was minimal.
This is not the first time that I've gone accidental vegetarian on my meal. A couple of weeks ago I literally ate half my turkey sandwich before I realized there was no turkey on it.
How can a person do this you say? Well maybe it's because I'm not "savoring" my food like I should be. But I think not. Trust me, I enjoy food WAY too much to think that I'm not savoring it. My conclusion therefore is that maybe someone/something is trying to telling me to go vegetarian.
I've been thinking about this for a while. You could spout off tons of facts about animals having souls and such and it wouldn't affect me to much....I grew up hunting. (although I respect those opinions, I just don't share them) So why would I make this leap you ask? Well, that's what I'm asking you!
Obviously there are many health reasons for going veggie. I was actually astonished when I heard that cholesterol comes ONLY from animal products (this seems to be a given, but for some reason I didn't realize this). So going veggie=no cholesterol problems. Well since that is not quite something I'm struggling with at this stage in life, it doesn't affect me TOO much, but I'm keeping it on the radar.
I guess my point in this post is to ask you:
Are you veggie? Why? If not, have you ever considered it??