Comedy for Karma, people!

Dear all,

Buy your ticket to the 3rd annual Comedy for Karma benefit, supporting everybody's favorite animal charity: Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary!

Thursday, April 1 @ 8pm (doors open at 730pm)

Gotham Comedy Club
208 W. 23rd Street (between 7th & 8th Aves.)
New York City

$50 general admission in advance
$100 reserved seating in advance

Star-studded line up! Check it out by clicking HERE.

You like comedy, right?!
You like animals, right?!
You want good karma, right?!

So BUY A TICKET! And have a ton of fun with the coolest farmed animal sanctuary around.

Love,
me

Meet my newest mini!

This is the awesome multi-media miniature (Magenta Flower) I just bought from an artist friend, Joyce Pommer. I have been wanting one of her minis forever and when I saw this one at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show at Pier 94 yesterday (awesome - and overwhelming! - event, btw...and with a GREAT eco/go green side event at Pier 92), I bought it on the spot. How happy and spring-like is this?!

(The colors are much more vibrant live so you'll have to come and visit my mini in person - I also have two others by another artist friend Elisa Pritzker...perhaps I need a mini exhibition, with wine of course!)

For more information about Joyce's gallery, check out the Franklin 54 Gallery blog.

Look at the awesome new bag I got yesterday from Mooshoes - the Jorja bag by Matt & Nat (I've been wanting a Mat & Nat bag forEVer! And it's in coral, which I think is the color this spring (and maybe purple, but coral matches my latest lipstick buys).

The bag, of course, is cruelty-free. :)

Someone Stop Me (or, Terri follow up)

Today, for the fourth time in just one week, I went to Terri's for lunch - and I pretty much never go out for lunch (never), nor for dinner for that matter. So what's gotten into me? Tasty vegan deliciousness, that's what. Normally I have to do it myself - but not anymore!

I ordered the quesadilla (yes, the Daiya kick continues) and the Brazilian Bombshell smoothie (I sort of needed the vitamin/energy boost today...ahem) - and of course, they did not disappoint. The quesadilla oozed cheesy-sauce goodness, the 'chicken' had a really nice smoky flavor to it and...I might have to become a regular smoothie drinker now (though the shakes also need to be investigated - hello? BUTTERFINGER?).

Then I met owners Craig and Mike - two super-nice guys who've been part of NYC's vegan food scene for quite some time (Blossom - one of my favorite restaurants...and they support Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary - and Candle 79 - haven't been yet, but it's on my list). And I'm not just saying that because Craig gave me a baked-in-house apple cider donut (thanks, Craig!). Or because he's letting me put out WFAS brochures. But it didn't hurt, either. :)

But, yes - I am eating my way through the menu at Terri's. Below, a chronology of my meals:

Friday, March 5 - dinner. Bacon Cheddar Chicken Ranch and Meatball Sub (this seriously tasted like a *MEAT*ball sub).

Monday, March 8 - dinner. Buffalo Chicken and Chickpea Tuna Melt. My friend and I argued over which of these four sandwiches was the tastiest - we still can't decide. EVERYthing is consistently excellent. No joke. Which is why I'm eating my way through the menu (because I know it's all good!).

Wednesday, March 10 - coffee break. Cupcake and coffee! I was planning to enjoy both back at the office...but the cupcake never made it that far.

Friday, March 12 - lunch. Quesadilla, Brazilian Bombshell smoothie and donut (haven't tried it yet - will do so after I'm done posting so I can give it my full attention).

If you haven't been to Terri's yet, GO. You don't know what you're missing - vegan, vegetarian, veg-friendly, anti-veg...this place will not disappoint. And if you're a friend of mine who's going, make sure you invite me!

Terri

On Friday, I checked out a new vegan eatery in New York City's Flatiron/Chelsea neighborhood (three blocks from my office!!) - Terri, which I learned about here on Supervegan, but which was also reviewed here at VegNews. I ordered the Bacon Cheddar Chicken Ranch and Meatball Sub (dinner for two - I'm not a total glutton) - and I had a VERY hard time choosing just two items from the mouth-watering menu. Needless to say, the sandwiches were OUTstanding.

What's great about Terri is that it doesn't make any sort of fuss about being vegan - meaning, an unsuspecting meateater might wander in and be surprised after one delicious bite that it's all cruelty-free. The "cheese" is listed as "Daiya mozzarella and cheddar," which vegans know is an awesome new product that came on the market last year, but which non-vegans might assume is just some brand of mozzarella or cheddar. Hehehe...little do they know, and they certainly couldn't tell by tasting.

Talk about normalizing the vegan diet. This is a great start! And I can't wait to go back and try out the other items - next time, I might even throw in a vegan cupcake for dessert! :)

(Postscript: In fact, as it turns out, I just made last minute plans to eat there again tonight!)