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		<title>A New Veg-inning</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you&#8217;re a kid, you have all kinds of ideas about what you&#8217;ll do when you grow up.  For some kids, maybe it&#8217;s being a vet, or a firefighter, or maybe even a princess.  When I was little, my dream was to write a book that reviewed every single hot dog restaurant in the Chicago-land [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you&#8217;re a kid, you have all kinds of ideas about what you&#8217;ll do when you grow up.  For some kids, maybe it&#8217;s being a vet, or a firefighter, or maybe even a princess.  When I was little, my dream was to write a book that reviewed every single hot dog restaurant in the Chicago-land area.  Trips to Superdawg still make me swoon, and of the four apartments I&#8217;ve had since I lived in Chicago, each has been within walking distance of a good hot dog joint.  The guys at Flub-a-Dub-Chub&#8217;s have gotten used to my standard order of a 2 flubby special with ketchup (I know, I know &#8211; the cardinal sin of hot dog culture in Chicago), even taking my photo once for their &#8220;Wall of Shame&#8221; as punishment for the aforementioned ketchup.  To me, a Chicago without hot dogs is like&#8230;well, I don&#8217;t know what that would be like, and I&#8217;m not sure that it&#8217;s a world I&#8217;d want to live in.</p>
<p>However, as part of my general New Year&#8217;s resolution to get healthier, and to be more conscious of what I eat, I&#8217;ve decided to do something that I never thought I could do: give up hot dogs for 33 days.  And not just hot dogs &#8211; all meat.  No more burgers from Kuma&#8217;s Corner, no more bacon and eggs, no more turkey sandwiches, no more fun! </p>
<p>The thing is, I totally respect and understand the reasons why folks don&#8217;t eat meat, or any animal byproducts, for that matter.  I just really like burgers and hot dogs, and so I&#8217;m challenging myself to think outside the bun &#8211; portobello mushrooms, seitan, tempeh&#8230;good thing I work at Whole Foods! </p>
<p>I&#8217;ll be keeping this blog updated about my latest adventures in Veggie-land &#8211; feel free to leave me any tips on how to deal with meat withdrawal, or any good recipes!  I do have to say that, fears of tofu aside, I am pretty excited to start paying more attention to what I eat, and where my food comes from.</p>
<p>Wish me luck!  Here&#8217;s to 33 meatless days!</p>
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