Welcome to Food for Thought Podcast, the place to explore, celebrate, and manifest a life

motivated by unconditional compassion and optimal wellness.

Today's episode is time is passing, how do you want to spend it?

Before we begin, my name is Colleen Patrick Goodrow. You can find me at joyfulvegan.com

and on social media. You can find my books wherever books are sold and you can join me in my

online cooking classes or in my vegan trips around the world. This podcast is possible because of

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different perks for the different levels. Thank you so much in advance for supporting this podcast,

for subscribing to it, and for listening. I don't know if you know this, but I'm a huge fan of

J.R.R. Tolkien's novels The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books, fellowship of the ring,

the two towers, the return of the king, and not gonna lie, I am a huge dorky fan of Peter

Jackson's Lord of the Rings movies, not the Hobbit, not the Hobbit, not the Hobbit,

but Lord of the Rings, the three movies that were made, gosh, I don't even know now.

Oh, it really goes a long time ago. So you probably know this story by now, even if you haven't

read it. In short, Frodo, a Hobbit, a creature, well, this is the Lord of the Rings, obviously,

this isn't the Hobbit is mostly about Bilbo Baggins, but in The Lord of the Rings, Frodo

Baggins is a Hobbit, he's a creature of unlikely heroism, and he's tasked with a daunting quest

to return a magic slash evil ring to the mountain of doom, need I say more, and along the way

encounters trials and tribulations while being given support by a few other Hobbits,

by a wizard and two humans. Frodo, after enduring a wound that will never heal,

and facing death incarnate, he's overwhelmed, he's overburdened, and needless to say, he's

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