A Vegan Quiche by Any Other Name ....

[ubbercatta]

Catta: Would you like some quiche?
QuietGuy: Sure, I'll try a piece.
Catta: What do you think? This is my first time trying this recipe.
QuietGuy: It's not quiche.
Catta: Well, if I didn't say it was quiche would you like it?
QuietGuy: Yeah, it's really good. Just tell people it's a vegan quiche so they aren't expecting lots of cheese.
Catta: Oh,

Comments

[playmayt]

Using the word "vegan" was not what our tiff was about and you know it.

[ubbercatta]

I'm sorry to say that this post had not the least thing to do about you.

Another person has been harrying me even before I went veg. My compassion against animal abuse (from starving cows to kicking puppies)has this person quite incensed. The impetuous of this post was when this person interrupted a personal conversation I was quietly having with some one else, demanded that I repeat word for word what had been said, and then turned around and accused me of foisting my ideals onto them. This left me rather nonplussed. And in a certain twisted way amused.

[playmayt]

Awww, damn. I hate when it's not "all about me." Pooh. ;)

Maybe me and that person should have a chat, and maybe together we can figure out why we reacted as such?

And about kicking puppies....OK, I agree that kicking puppies is bad. But kicking my cats is OK, right, because they're bigger than puppies and they peed on my Ralph Lauren pillow and satin sheets?

[ubbercatta]

Has your cat always had inappropriate urinary behavior? If not, and this is new - then you should probably take him to the vet. That's usually a sign of illness. Quila goes through that occasionally. She gets some sort of 'undefined' infection (that is, her white cells go up, but they can't tell where or why)and starts peeing on things or me. A week or so of antibiotics clears it up.

If he's always behaved this way, well then - at least a good nose rubbing in the pee is called for if not more.