The year is coming to an end, and I felt like it was time to post a new blog. I’ve definitely been slacking these past few months, and now that I finished my first semester of my Master’s degree, I have some time to reflect. I’m quite happy to say that although this year has […]
Vegan for Life?
Being vegan for 4 years now seems like a lot for some people, but it pales in comparison to the decades some people have been following this lifestyle for. I truly feel privileged to have learned about veganism at an early stage of my life where I was still mentally and physically developing at a […]
Is Vegetarianism Enough?
After having watched a video by Earthling Ed on vegetarianism, I started to reminisce all the times in my life where people had told me that veganism is extreme. I never quite understood why this case is brought up, especially considering that veganism is a lifestyle that is quite easily manageable. Nowadays, it’s easy to […]
What Books Can Teach us About the World: A Review on Farmageddon and Dead Zone.
Before I thought about writing these reviews, I asked myself a simple question: what is the end goal here? I really wanted to figure out what I would achieve by writing this article in the first place. Do I recommend both of these books? Absolutely. Do I think they are highly informative and present real-life […]
Traveling During a Pandemic: A Short Diary
During the month of August, I traveled across Europe as a part of a journey that I decided to undertake after completing my studies at university. The Covid-19 situation definitely didn’t make my itinerary look easy, but fortunately, I managed to somewhat complete the trip that I set out for myself in one piece—somewhat. The […]
What 4 Years of Veganism Looks Like:
In a few weeks’ time, I’ll be officially celebrating my fourth-year anniversary as a vegan. During these last four years, I can honestly say that I’ve learned a lot about myself, but also about the lifestyle that I choose to by live every day. I must say that that being vegan has become a big […]
How Farming Taught Me Food Choices:
Throughout my childhood and my adulthood life, I’ve known my grandmother as someone who is passionate and enthusiastic about growing her own food. In our garden in Croatia, she grows everything from tomatoes, onions, garlic, cabbage, eggplant, corn (and many more veggies). Various herbs, an array of beautiful flowers and the prettiest fig and hazelnut […]
The Choice of Not Being Vegan?
It is not uncommon for me to hear these words by carnists “I commend you for being vegan, I wouldn’t ever be able to do it!” “How can you be vegan? I get vegetarianism, but veganism is extreme!” Or my favorite… “Being vegan is so hard, I could never quit cheese!” The point being made […]
My Vegan Experience in France:
Originally published on Medium.com 29 January 2019 Living in France, I’ve realized that being vegan here is not what I had anticipated. My preconceptions of France as a developed country and the influence it has on the world in terms of humanistic ideals, made me think that this would be transferred onto animal welfare. Albeit […]
Vegan and Culture: A Clash or Possible Unison?
Originally published on Medium.com 30 January 2020 My first time having to thoroughly explain what veganism is was when I was in Jordan. I was volunteering at a paramedic society and my colleagues wanted to order food. Since I was new, they thought it would be nice to ask me to pick the delivery of […]