'Sometimes I catch myself thinking this life of mine is an elaborate daydream," says Kristin Lajeunesse, creator of award-winning website Will Travel for Vegan Food. "It's that when I wake up in a new city or country after only a few days here, or a few weeks there, that I
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Vegan food blogger Kristin Lajeunesse.
; becoming a video blogger, a public speaker, and a travel writer." she says.

This week, Kristin will be sharing her experiences as guest speaker at Vegan Vibes, a one-day, family-friendly festival in Mt Maunganui celebating vegansim and all it entails.
As well as guest speakers, there will be workshops, food trucks (including a vegan beer brewed especially for the event), fashion, health and beauty products, an outdoor cinema and live music.
Festival creator and director Rachelle Duffy from Little Big Events, says there are growing numbers of New Zealanders becoming aware of how increased populations create even more demand on animals and the environment.
"Vegan Vibes provides an opportunity for vegans, as well as those interested in exploring the benefits of veganism, to learn why millions of people including health advocates, celebrities and top sports-people are moving towards a plant-based lifestyle," Rachelle says.
• Vegan Vibes, Saturday, September 24, Soper Reserve, 95 Newton St, Mt Maunganui
• eventfinda.co.nz/2016/vegan-vibes/bay-of-plenty
• facebook.com/veganvibesnz.
• Follow Kristin Lajeunesse's travels and vegan adventures at wtfveganfood.com.