Monday, January 7, 2013
NEW YEAR - NEW GIVEAWAY!
Happy New Year! Recently my mother declared that she was going on a "journey." Not a literal journey to an island of white sand and pina coladas but a journey to health, wellness and self-love. At first I laughed her off but then I sat down, and really absorbed what she was saying and the changes she's making in her life. The more I thought about it the more I realized she is really on to something. And so, 2013 is the year of the Journey. It's hard to argue with health, wellness and self-love. We all need a little bit more of these three things in our lives. I can't help you with the self-love part (except to tell you that you are phenomenal!) But I can help you kick off your New Year's Journey with a gift of health. Whether you resolve to go vegan in 2013, commit to a Meatless Monday or just want to eat better and feel better there's no better place to start than with a collection of go-to, tried and true recipes that remind you of home and happiness. To that end I'm starting off the New Year by giving away a signed copy of Quick and Easy Low-Cal Vegan Comfort Food. Every recipe in the book is under 350 calories with generous portions and real food ingredients - no fake sugar or anything chemically. Just real food that's really healthy and will help you get on the road to a new you and your own journey. To enter to win a free signed copy of Quick and Easy Low-Cal Vegan Comfort Food just enter your information in the box below. One lucky winner will be announced Wednesday, January 16th!
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I'm looking forward to a great 2013 trying out new foods and new recipes. Might need another 'frig though as this one's full.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! And I'm so happy for your mom, too....I agree it sounds like she's onto something.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to exercise at least 3 times a week! And I'm using Lose It! on my phone to track calories. :)
ReplyDeleteHi!! This year I'm hoping to plan a relaxing wedding and find a new job that makes me happier!
ReplyDeleteI would Love to win this book as I lost all my recipe books in the storm.
ReplyDeleteMy goals for 2013 are to be more mindful of the every day, to respect my body and my mind, and to enjoy myself.
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to keep a gratitude jar to remind me of all the goodness in my life! Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteMy goal this year is to lead a healthier lifestyle and learn to make more vegetarian meals for my husband and I. We're off to a great start and learning how to use new ingredients. I would love this cookbook!
ReplyDeleteMy Mom lives with my family and I and she grew up in the depression era. She does all the cooking in our house (lucky us!) but it's always what she grew up with; meat and a plate full of starch (corn and peas are veg to her and so different from potatoes *frown*). This book will help her create the comfort foods she and we all love but in a healthy way for all of us!
ReplyDeleteWould love a signed copy I am a huge fan, have checked out your books at the library and I love them! Can't afford to splurge right now and own them yet! But your recipes have bridged the carnivore gap for my hubby and for this I will always be grateful! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteMy goals for 2013 are to get my husband %100 vegan! Kill him with vegan kindness! Really hard to have a non vegan in the house and my girls are really torn about eating animals! They literally get mad at him when he orders meat when we go out! ;) They are awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteMy goal for 2013 is to seriously commit to eating healthy, exercising and drinking more water. I would love a copy of your book I decided to become a vegan but didn't really commit. I am not letting go of changing my lifestyle though.
ReplyDeleteMy 2013 goals are to try more new recipes and eat more leafy greens.
ReplyDeleteTo try new things. IN THE KITCHEN!
ReplyDeleteMy goal for 2013 is to not only fix healthier meals but to cut down on buying junk food! My family can't eat it if I don't buy it.
ReplyDeleteI need to work more exercise into my routine (and I'll echo scarriemom on not buying junk food!).
ReplyDeleteThis is the year that I incorporate art back into my life!
ReplyDeleteTo think more positive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! The cover of this cookbook is making my mouth water! I'm not a big resolution-maker, but I do have some goals for 2013: spend more time with friends and loved ones and less time online; incorporate more raw foods in my diet and -- declutter my life!
ReplyDeleteOne of my new year's resolutions is to travel!
ReplyDeleteMy resolution is to be more involved in the animal charities I support. Thanks!
ReplyDeletemy family and i want more inspiration to keep on the path (seems like an uphill climb sometimes) to better health...
ReplyDeletemy family and i want more inspiration to help us on the path (feels uphill sometimes) to better health and vitality...
ReplyDeletemy family and i are craving some inspiration to stay on our path (seems uphill sometimes) to better health and vitality...
ReplyDeleteNo resolutions! Instead, I was given a power word: Freedom. I am using this word to remind me of what I am working toward.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to have a green smoothie every morning this year.
ReplyDeleteI am going to volunteer more this year!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to incorporate more leafy greens into my diet. I eat lots of fruits and veggies, but not many leafy greens.
ReplyDeleteMy goal for the year is to live with intention!
ReplyDeleteMy resolutions this year include more volunteering, less sugar, less caffeine, and more patience!
ReplyDeleteMy resolutions for this year include getting back on the vegan train (we completely fell off and rolled down the hill over the holidays), finish the sewing projects I have going before starting new ones, organizing myself and household with some bloggy help, and enjoying more craft time with my daughter.
ReplyDeleteWould love to cook more low cal vegan meals for the new year. Thanks for the chance to win your new cookbook. REE
ReplyDeleteMy New Year's resolution was not to have any resolutions, but to make improvements to my life as required :-)
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