I'm Back and I'm on The Veggie Train, Sorta?

Ok so I know I have been gone for a while, but Im back! After my wedding I spent a week in San jose Del Cabo, on my honeymoon with my new hot wife. With allot of time to ponder on my travels, I definitely came back with some interesting topics to contribute to the blogging world. My brain explored many avenues from Fundamental Mormonism to vegetarianism. I will start the week with the one topic that has been affecting my life on a constant level since I made the decision to "Go Veggie".

For the last few years now meat in most forms has not been agreeing with me, to put it lightly. Now because my new hot wife is a Vegetarian, I thought I would hop on the band wagon. I have to say I haven't been perfect, resorting to a 35$ slice of Hawaiian pizza in a mexican airport, in order to stop my stomach from imploding. I also ate allot of fish. But in my defence I thought veggies ate fish because my hot wife does. Turns out she's a fraud. I know right! So after I did the research I found out that we are what the hipsters call "pescetarians", so we eat fish, and shellfish (seafood). After finding out this crazy definition I began to wonder what the term vegetarian meant officially. After consulting my most reliable source (wikipedia), I discovered that the term partially defines me as a person that halts in the consumption of meat in order to maintain animal life. This struck me as a very generalized aspect of being a member of the off meat society. As a person who used to hunt every fall, and enjoys a juicy T-bone as much as the next guy, I have to be honest and say I have no sympathy for the slaughter of animals. Just sayin. The fact that red meat, pork and even chicken causes my stomach to reject itself has nothing to do with my morals. My main reason for making this decision is based on comfort. I feel I can live daily life more at ease without meat in my diet. Thats it thats all. So hopefully no more upset stomach.

So it has been a little over a week since I have made the decision to try this new lifestyle out and so far its not bad. I must admit I have had one craving, it was for a big mac if you can believe it. I can just imagine my stomach saying, if it could talk, "desperate times call for desperate measures!"

The other cool aspect of my decision to become a pescetarian, is that my hot wife is already there. So the transition will not only be easier, but it will help build our loving camaraderie by cooking together and discovering tasty new recipes. Today we indulged in some delicious home made portobello burgers  and home made garden coleslaw. So wish me luck and I'll do my best to give this an honest go. More great recipes to come! I hope.