Sherman and Geynes episode one concludes today:
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And that’s the end of the first story. If you missed the beginning, click here to read the beginning and the middle of it. 😀
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Sherman and Geynes episode one continues from yesterday:
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These witnesses don’t appear to have witnessed anything. I suppose that’s the way it goes with imaginary missing persons. Click here to read to the end of the story right now, or come back tomorrow for more Sherman and Geynes, Pretend Detectives. 😀
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Sherman and Geynes continues from yesterday:
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Very intriguing theories! Tomorrow we’ll find out what the ticket seller has to say, but if you’d rather not wait, click here to read the rest of the story right now. 😀
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Here is a wonderful educational colouring book: Colour By Nutrients. It is at once a resource for artistic indulgence and an educational tool. Divided into chapters of different vitamins and minerals, the book illustrates which foods contain significant amounts of each.
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Two Little Pigs and a Cow, extraordinary picture book for kids and grown ups. Stories the way they should be.
The Two Little Pigs is a bright, fast-paced, vegan rhyming story, perfect for reading to little ones at bedtime. Beautifully and colourfully illustrated with crayons. Happy ending included.
There is also the wonderful story of Deidra – a cow who keeps wandering off. She always comes back but no one can guess where she’s been and she certainly isn’t going to tell them. Where are you going Deidra? is the second colourful rhyming story in this beautiful hardback gift edition.
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The End 😀
If you missed the beginning you can read the whole story here
And if you like rhyming stories generally, there are more on this page 😀
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“We’re doomed! We’re doomed!” cried a pink panicked pig.
The other was mute in distress.
“Listen to me,” came a voice down a tree,
“I’ll get you both out of this mess.”
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“The answer is simple, you need to be brave,
Keep going, walk on, don’t look back.
The forest will feed you and shelter you too.
You will find that for nothing you’ll lack.”
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So the two little pigs changed direction at last
As they chose to live and be free.
Their salty tears dried on their pink rosy cheeks,
Ever after they lived happily.
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The story of The Two Little Pigs continues:
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Oh no! Poor piggies 😦
Join us tomorrow to see how the story ends 😀
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At last the pigs found it, the place of their dreams,
Their home with the farmer they loved.
But their joy was short-lived when they saw what she did.
Just in time her true face was revealed.
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“What’s wrong?” asked a magpie who watched with her mate,
“Tell us what makes you so sad.”
“The farmer,” said one pig with tears in his eyes,
“We thought she was good but she’s bad.”
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“Ah yes,” said the magpie, “we’ve seen it before.
She’s lovely to piggies like you.
She keeps them well fed and happy and fat
Till she sends them to him, two by two.”
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Before you turn up the thermostat – put on another jumper, and a hat and scarf 😀 It’s amazing how your own body can generate heat, all you’ve got to do is stop that heat escaping 😀
My friend drew a still life
Which she wanted me to see.
She told me I’d like it
Because it’s good for me.
There’s vitamin A, vitamin K,
And of course vitamin C.
Potassium, phosphorus, magnesium,
Lycopene and manganese!
🙂
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We interrupt this story for a commercial break!
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Find a stockist near you:
10 acres of land will support:
61 people growing soya
or
24 people growing wheat
or
10 people growing maize
or
2 people raising cattle.
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“The world’s cattle alone consume enough food to sustain nine billion people, which is what the world’s human population is projected to be by 2050.”
Pop and crackle,
Fizz and bubble,
The witch stirs her cauldron
On the fire in her hovel.
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She shrieks at the night
It will happen alright,
The life-giving force
Of her potion’s in sight.
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It’s got onions and greens,
Carrots and beans,
There’s garlic and lentils,
She’s hungry and keen
To gobble it up,
From bowl and from cup,
The magic of plants
She’ll slurp and she’ll sup.
“He’ll soon be dead,”
The doctor said
As she stood at the end
Of her patient’s bed.
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“He ignored my advice,
Never gave up his vice,
‘Those flesh foods will kill you’
I said more than twice.”
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The nurse shook his head
As he straightened the bed,
“Avoidable suffering,
What a waste,” he said.
So here I am at Loving Hut in Belgium! 
Tammy and I thought this was a fantastic place! With fair trade organic lemonade! And chocolate sponge cake!
We had cake first, of course, and this was fantastic. Mmm tasty 🙂
And then it was time to try the Loving Hut burger! This was delicious in a toasted sesame bun with vegan cheese and gherkins and onion slices 😀
Here is a painting from inside the Loving Hut – it says “The best way of life, is the veggie way”
I visited the Loving Hut several times during my stay in Leuven. I went back for chocolate chip cookies, more cake, and on Thursday I tried the Broccoli pasta met champignons en roomsaus! Which was absolutely brilliant! I loved it! Unfortunately by this time in the week my camera battery had run out, so I couldn’t take a photograph. I did draw a picture of it:
We are having fun making videos of some of our stories being read aloud and have decided to make Story Time a permanent fixture on our site. So, if you want to be read a story, just click on the link in the sidebar to your right (or the big picture above) and choose a video 🙂 There are only two on there at the moment, but give us time, we’ll keep them coming 😉
Well look at the time!
It flies by so fast!
With chime after chime
The present is past!
So we’d better make the most of it!
How much do you wanna bet there’ll be more veg*ns at the end of 2015 than there were at the beginning? 😉
Happy New Year everybody,
Love from Violet and Miranda
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Itchycoo Park – What could you do there?
NEW STORY COMING SOON 🙂
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Luke Walker is on a mission! He’s an outlaw and he won’t let a little thing like doing as he’s told prevent him from helping animals. He lives by his own rules; he acts on instinct; he speaks out fearlessly and …. he really could be in for it this time!
Check out the first issue of Luke Walker – animal stick up for-er, vegan comic for boys, episode 1 Luke Walker and the damsons – you won’t regret it! 😀
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Cut out a large square of cardboard from your cereal box or whatever and draw a line inside the outer edge to create a border. Then divide the border into squares like this. A traditional Monopoly board has 40 evenly-sized squares altogether, like this one, but if you want you can have a random number of different-sized squares. It’s up to you!
Each square represents a place, so think about places in your town, or places you wish were in your town and put them in – include places like veggie/vegan cafes and shops like ‘The Loving Hut’ and ‘Infinity Foods’ in this one, and places you enjoy going to like the cinema, the park and the pier. Don’t forget to put ‘GO’ in one corner and a few ‘chance’ squares. The original Monopoly also has fines on some squares like ‘income tax’ but you can make up your own like we have with ‘bus fare’ and ‘new shoes’. Just free your imagination and run with it!
You need play money for monopoly so you can make some fake paper money or you can make coins. We made coins by finding whatever coins we had lying around and making rubbings of them with our crayons. Then we stuck them on cardboard and cut them out – or the other way around but that’s twice as much cutting!!
We found an odd assortment of coins including a commemorative £5 coin and an out of date ha’penny – anything goes when you’re making it up yourself!
Now that you’ve finished your board and you know what each place is, you need to make property cards – one for each place (don’t include fines/go/free parking/free cup of tea and the like). You need to decide on a purchase price for each place and a landing fine to be charged to other players that land on it. Bear in mind what denominations of money you’ve made when you decide on prices but don’t be too serious about it – we went crazy and our landing fines were often higher than the purchase prices! Just have fun with it.
There are also in Monopoly ‘Community Chest’ and ‘Chance’ cards. Your game doesn’t have to have these but it’s good to have some kind of ‘chance’ spaces around your board (as indicated earlier) which you can give any name you like. In our game these spaces are called ‘Family Treasure’ and ‘?’. Now you need to make cards for players to pick up if they land on these spaces. You can write something good or something bad on these cards (for eg the player has won something, or has to pay something) – but again, just use your imagination, it can be anything you want.
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