We are traveling with my parents to Kedarnath and Badrinath from Oct 4-Oct 12 … Here are some details about us 4 adults and One child: Me and my husband, my parents and my 4 year old son Husband is an avid photographer ( and a very good one, if I may say so 
) Mom has some mild asthma and so do I … We have been there in the past when I was in college with my parents and my grandparents My father has a slight disability hence he cannot trek Now here are my list of initial questions …
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Kedarnath and Badrinath for an avid photographer in October, using Helicopter
I’m just as unhealthy as a vegetarian as I was as a meat-eater. Sometimes, however, it does force you to make different (better) decisions about what you eat just because of what’s available for you to eat. At restaurants , it’s often …
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What are the health benefits of becoming a vegetarian?
And if you actually succeed in getting your omnivorous other to go to the vegetarian restaurant with you, chances are they’ll spend the whole time complaining about the food and how “they want a burger” or “it’s just not filling enough” …
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What Happened Today: A Normal Annoying Conversation
Since the ’70s they have been an award-winning vegetarian restaurant that people such as myself go out of the way to support when I travel to Michigan each year to visit family. For them to no longer be a vegetarian restaurant means …
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Seva should stick to vegetarian menu at new Detroit location …
The menu contains a significant number of vegetarian options from a vegetable tagine to sweet potato falafels. For the meat eater there is a traditional chilli con carne made using British beef or try instead Moroccan meat balls served …
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Fast Food Restaurants in London Leon – A Restaurant Review
What I’ve never quite understood about so many vegan restaurants is their complex of imitation. I eat meat, but can claim with absolute confidence that some of the best and simplest dishes in the world are vegan: bruschetta; …
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PETA'S List of "Veg-Friendly" Cities Misses the Mark | Sustainable …
We have quite a few vegan/ vegetarian restaurants and it is a popular lifestyle choice in the NW, so that won’t be a problem. Generally speaking, the further away from Downtown, the more affordable, but good deals can be found if you …
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Possibly moving to Portland… suggestions for neighborhoods …
And for that, of the nearly 30 comments and half-dozen emails the original post generated, I get one actual suggestion for one restaurant in the entire Seattle area. The place: Sage Cafe–a well-known and well-loved vegetarian …
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Two (Seriously TWO) Suggestions for Vegan BBQ – Seattle …
Saravana Bhavan is a south Indian vegetarian restaurant on Broadway. I am not a vegetarian, but easily could be – this is my face restaurant in the city – and I’ve eaten at all the “top” ones. Their food is just so amazing! …
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Vancity Buzz – Vancouver Blog: Vancouver Top Vegetarian Friendly …
The other day I was thumbing through one of my favorite cooking magazines and came across a recipe for a cold quinoa summer salad, with tomatoes and italian herbs. It sounded lovely, but somehow I just wasn’t in the mood for an Italian quinoa salad. Instead, I was in the mood for something distinctly more… Japanese.
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Gluten-free Soy-free Vegan Japanese Quinoa Salad Recipe
PETA has just ranked Los Angeles 8th on a list of top ten cities in America for vegans and vegetarians – because there’s more to our vegetarian restaurants besides salads and tofu. Here’s a round up of what our diverse city has to offer …
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Best Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants In Los Angeles
Last weekend on the 17th of July, Baby Yum and I celebrated our respective birthdays with a lovely birthday party full of friends, food, and celebration. It was her first birthday, and it was my… well, let’s just say it was NOT my first birthday. However, it was my first birthday with a darling baby daughter by my side
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Gluten-free Birthday Party Menu: Vegan Meyer Lemon Cupcake Recipe
Rolls, even gluten-free rolls, can be delightfully easy if you have one simple tool. A muffin tin. This humble tin, when paired with your favorite yeast dough instead of a quick rising batter, will yield gorgeous rolls with gorgeous crusts if you overlook its muffin-y appearance
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Gluten-free Vegan Onion Sorghum Roll Recipe
Dear Readers, I know it has been quite a while since I posted, and that just isn’t like me. Life intruded on my blogging- and with all that was going on, I just couldn’t concentrate on the Book of Yum.
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Gluten-free Dairy-free Soy-free Egg-free Chocolate Mousse and Bon-Bon Recipe
I would like to put a 4 plus on the food column. The food was delicious! I do admit I was expecting a thicker, fry-ier, more substantive bread…which I expected at first, but then again i had no clue what injera was before i went to Meskerem and ate it. I love the fact that they give you lots of it
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Meskerem (Greenwich Village) reviewed by vegyum on June 19, 2010
really really yummy and reasonably priced. i had the pistachio and sundried tomato stuffed tomato, some of their kale chips, and the veggie burger and all was wonderful. the guy working was really sweet and people were coming in off the street and talking with the guy working and the owner and stuff – really community feeling
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Rawstar reviewed by alf-redo on June 17, 2010
I’m wondering how much it really costs (on the cheap) to tour a national park, like Kazaringa (or other wildlife destinations). I would ideally want to have a knowledgeable guide, but nothing fancy at all. In my experiences one can usually find a local to show them around for a reasonable cost rather than hiring through an expensive tour company (such as is the case with trekking)
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Wildlife Tours – costs and supplies
Hi, Apologies if this topic has been covered before. My wife is on holiday in India on a single entry 1month tourist visa (yes, 1 month). The visa expires in a few days and she is ill in her parental village, far from Delhi.
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Spouse is ill, tourist visa about to expire!
Hello everyone, My employment Visa was rejected quite recently. Unfortunately I had been banking on a smooth process (wishful thinking, I know) and already had my flight booked and was visiting some friends and doing a little here at home (US) before I left. So I am currently staying with friends and don’t have any clear travel or work plans (Note: Please save your sympathy for the woman who couldn’t attend her own wedding.
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Rejected Employment Visa: Questions and Options
I am planning to visit kasol with family next week. Basically we wanted to be in the mountains next to a river, but what i did not bargain for was there is also a huge river of pot i.e charas/ganja that flows through the town. I want to know abouut alternate small places in the Kullu/parvati valley where there is some acco next to streams/rivers…any suggestions?
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Urgent Help needed for alternate to Kasol