I just thought I would write to all my lime friends today. I will be uploading a picture of myself soon. I have been so busy lately with work, school and with taking care of my left arm and shoulder.

I am asking that you will in your time of reflection place in you thoughts of heal path of your spiritual energy. I fell about 12.5 feet while working on my home and hurt my shoulder and arm. I had my first MRI the other day. “Did not like it!” It was an open MRI but the noise, even with headphones was horrible.  The Physicians think I have a torn muscle. I have been working with my Chiropractor and have improved. 

hey! thanks for taking interest in my opinion. i read the article you linked me to. i'm pretty familiar with PETA. back when mad cow disease was big on the news, i found lots of information on PETA's website about vegetarianism and veganism. i don't always agree with PETA, but they have so many different people working under their name, so they have a crazy mix of everything going on there. they're pretty hit and miss.

as far as the article goes, i guess i'd say i agree with them on that one, even though they're harsh about it. from what i've read over the years, two of the biggest causes of global warming are factory farms and fossil fuels.

i'm not against eating meat. there's a lot of moral issues there, but i'm conflicted, so i keep to the scientific stuff i've read mostly. supposedly there's different levels of diets that go from bad for the environment to safe for the environment. the worst seems to be the Standard American Diet, then going down from there, something like the South Beach Diet, then the Asian/Mediterranian diets, then Vegetarian, then Vegan, then Raw Foodist, then i guess Fruititarian, in that order. basicly the theory is the less of a "footprint" you leave, the healthier it is for the environment.

anyway, i like the Vegan and Raw Food diets because i'm worried about our government's meat inspections. it seems they're pretty awful. and dairy products are full of chemicals and stuff too. i guess i'd say if someone wants to eat meat, just to buy from local, organic farmers. i also think it's great if an environmentalist is vegan/vegetarian, but i'm sure there's plenty of good things they're doing out there anyway. if they want to eat a little meat now and then, i'm sure they're buying organic and local.

it's all pretty iffy stuff. i get a lot of great information at this site though: http://gliving.tv/

my name's Rose, by the way. thanks for the comment. i hope this reply wasn't too long winded! =)