I’m a teacher. Many of us who teach get asked the typical question when summer approaches, “So what are you going to be doing during your summer vacation?” Well, most of my teacher friends and I don’t spend our days lounging around all summer, like some people would like to imagine. We take classes to enhance our teaching practice, we work or try to catch up on things we don’t have time for during the school year. One summer I spent seven weeks, from 8 am to 2 pm, taking an advanced course. On another summer break, I spent five weeks in Mexico taking Spanish classes from 9 – 2 every day. I’ve also worked as a temp to earn extra money and last year I taught summer school. This year, however, I’ve really needed to take a “break” after all the losses that have happened! Losing six people in a two year time frame has been rough! However, it has made my determination to teach plant-based nutrition even stronger because some of these deaths could easily have been prevented. On another note, I thought I’d share a few pictures with you from one of my recent summer teaching events. Last week, I gave a cooking demonstration, promoting PCRM (Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine) and the Food for Life classes that I teach, while speaking at the Prostate Cancer Support Group’s annual summer picnic.
Demonstrating healthy wraps – the fancy shredder is from Salad Master
Being introduced to the group
Explaining what’s going into the salad and the health benefits of plant-strong food
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That’s terrific that your friend is willing to give plant strong a try! He won’t be sorry… I got my son to try the 28 day kickstart program & even though he said he wouldn’t stop earing egg whites , by the end of the first week he did & now over a year later he doesn’t eat eggs, milk, meat or fish & he’s stopped drinking protein drinks made with whey, etc. he says he does sometimes have cheese so he’s not vegan (yet) but pretty close…tell your friend good luck , 30 days goes by pretty fast… He’s lucky to have you to coach mim🌴
Thank you, Helene! I’m impressed with your son! Tell him good for him! Best choice he could ever make for his health and his future! How old is he?
I will tell my friend, Thank you! I’m about to post some of my “findings” and in turn I’m asking my friend to keep a small journal of what he’s eating and what his thoughts are about all of it! 🙂