If I had to choose between an all meat diet versus an all vegetarian diet, I would choose vegetarian. For survival reasons, if nothing else. You don’t have to hunt your food down and kill it. You can eat it raw and often don’t need to use a knife or other eating utensil. You can leave it on the tree and not worry about food storage or spoilage. There are all kinds of good reasons to be vegetarian. But I’m still not a vegetarian. However, I have modified my diet to include more vegetables and less meat.

I gave up all non-vegetarian food in 2004 and do not miss anything including my most favorite dish the Tandoori Chicken.

killing animal like killing plants, and there is lots of vitamins and menirals that are in animals not in the vegetarian, I am not against vegetarin but its life style eveyone eats what they like, but to say that is healthy its not true because there and that is just an example, there are type of protein that human body needs it , that is not in plant, also some type of iron that is in animal only. So there are healhty vegetarian you and healthy meat, you can not live eating only one of them. or you will have some health issues, balance is required in everything, life , work , food and everything, though nice post , but human needs both source of food as vegetable and fruits and also animal meats. I can not imagine my self eat only vegetable food or just fruits. thanks for the effort in the post, a good day

I want to be silly and go to Disney Land on my honeymoon. Actually I’d love to go to Hawaii but that would be so expensive. Or go out of the country to somewhere tropical but that would also cost so much! I will settle for a trip to the magical kingdom.

Growing pot planting is also the best hobby on earth and especially at home. It is far better who are retied from jobs and do thing all day they must grow a garden at home to kill time in positive activities is the best source of real joys.

To grow rose in pots Just follow these steps:
Choose the right rose. …
Pick the right pot. …
Use quality potting mix and enrich with compost to increase water holding capacity.
Water regularly so that soil is moist, but not wet.
Feed often for more blooms. …
Prune as normal to deadhead, shape, and control insects and disease.

Have you ever heard that anything that grows in the ground can be grown in a container? That’s true, even for roses. While potted roses have additional watering and fertilizing requirements, they are wonderful for patios, decks and balconies, making them adaptable focal points in any size garden. See our step-by-step guide below to make growing a rose container garden easier.

Use containers that are large enough for the type of rose you’ll be growing — 10-inch-deep containers for miniature roses up to 1 1/2 feet tall; at least 1-foot-deep containers for patio roses up to 2 feet tall; 15-inch-deep pots for small shrub roses up to 2 to 3 feet tall; and 18- to 22-inch-deep pots for larger shrub roses that grow up to 4 feet tall.

Glad to see you know so much about gardening. Do you have your own garden? do write about it.

The problem is of maddening modernization which is benefiting a few to a very high extent and a few more to some extent. Yet many are left untouched and feel very low and demoralized.