Vegans Love Twitter on Saturday Too
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Due to unavoidable circumstances, I totally missed Follow Friday! No matter, I'm spotlighting three vegan tweeters on a Saturday. That's just how I roll.
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Due to unavoidable circumstances, I totally missed Follow Friday! No matter, I’m spotlighting three vegan tweeters on a Saturday. That’s just how I roll. So without further babbling on my part, meet @TheTastyVegan, @AstigVegan, and @VeganProtest.
And while we’re at it, you should follow me on twitter so you don’t miss out on all the great vegan conversations ;)
Name: Leigh M. aka @TheTastyVegan
Self-proclaimed bio: Freelance Writer, nutritional medicine student, vegan, feminist, Eng/Phil grad, and baker. Disguised as a cupcake…
You should know that: “The Tasty Vegan is the personal blog and online rant-pot for Leigh Matthews, a freelance writer, vegan, nutrition student, baker, and occasional poet. She also loves writing in the third person, and telling everyone how great she is. Leigh spent many years working in healthfood and nutrition retail and now works as a freelance writer.”
You can check out her blog at www.thetastyvegan.com
Name: RG and TJ aka @AstigVegan
Self-proclaimed bio: Astig Means Badass in Tagalog (Filipino Dialect). RG & TJ blog about everything Astig Vegan.
You should know that: “RG Enriquez blogs with fellow Astig, TJ, about recipes they either “veganized” or originally created. Both of them also love to organize vegan potlucks with friends, often kicking butt in the game of charades. TJ Basa has self-proclaimed herself to be the resident vegan pundit, providing plenty of personal and political commentary, whether solicited or not.”
You can check out Astig Vegan at http://astigvegan.com
Name: @VeganProtest
Self-proclaimed bio: We get vegan food into the hands of peaceful demonstrators throughout the world who believe in democracy and justice.
You should know that: “Vegan Protest Fuel gets vegan food into the hands of peaceful demonstrators throughout the world who are rising up for democracy, freedom and justice. We partner with local activists and restaurants to provide delicious, sustaining, and cruelty-free vegan meals to vegans, vegetarians and omnivores.”
You can check out this awesome program at http://veganprotestfuel.com
This is the part where I remind you that I pick these spotlights randomly, or I use ones that are sent to me. Have you sent your info in yet? Don’t you want to make some new friends? Of course you do. Here’s how:
Be featured in an upcoming post! It’s fun, you get bragging rights on follow Friday, and free vegan love in the form of advertising your vegan endeavors. Simply send me the following information: name, self-proclaimed bio, a fact for the “you should know,” and your twitter icon (size 128×128 please) by clicking here.
RT @YourDailyVegan: [New] Vegans Love Twitter on Saturday Too – https://www.yourdailyvegan.com/2011/03/19… #FF #vegan