Quotes and thoughts for the day

[Carol Dee]

 

[Carol Dee]

 

[flowerbug]

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nice thought, but highly unlikely for me. i open mouth and insert foot enough that i know what i've stepped on and how long it was sitting there.

 

[Zeedman]

nice thought, but highly unlikely for me. i open mouth and insert foot enough that i know what i've stepped on and how long it was sitting there.

But was it good for the sole?

 

[flowerbug]

But was it good for the sole?

i'm a hearty campaigner from the old school of hard headed knocks, if there is a way to make it worse, i'll find it or i'll just blame it all on my sister. hahaha...

 

[digitS']

Most of what presents itself to us in the marketplace as a product is in truth a web of relationships, between people, yes, but also between ourselves and all the other species on which we still depend. Eating and drinking especially implicate us in the natural world in ways that the industrial economy, with its long and illegible supply chains, would have us forget. The beer in that bottle, I'm reminded as soon as I brew it myself, ultimately comes not from a factory but from nature - from a field of barley snapping in the wind, from a hops vine clambering over a trellis, from a host of invisible microbes feasting on sugars. It took the carefully orchestrated collaboration of three far-flung taxonomic kingdoms - plants, animals, and fungi - to produce that ale. To make it yourself once in a while, to handle the barley and inhale the aroma of hops and yeast, becomes, among other things, a form of observance, a weekend ritual of remembrance. ~ Michael Pollan

 

[Alasgun]

I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
Samuel Clemens, (Mark Twain)

 

[flowerbug]

Most of what presents itself to us in the marketplace as a product is in truth a web of relationships, between people, yes, but also between ourselves and all the other species on which we still depend. Eating and drinking especially implicate us in the natural world in ways that the industrial economy, with its long and illegible supply chains, would have us forget. The beer in that bottle, I'm reminded as soon as I brew it myself, ultimately comes not from a factory but from nature - from a field of barley snapping in the wind, from a hops vine clambering over a trellis, from a host of invisible microbes feasting on sugars. It took the carefully orchestrated collaboration of three far-flung taxonomic kingdoms - plants, animals, and fungi - to produce that ale. To make it yourself once in a while, to handle the barley and inhale the aroma of hops and yeast, becomes, among other things, a form of observance, a weekend ritual of remembrance. ~ Michael Pollan

I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.
Samuel Clemens, (Mark Twain)

combining in a twoferwon:

it can be a heady brew.

 

[digitS']

This is hoped to bring a smile .

English: in words like "chit chat," "zigzag," and "seesaw" - the part with an i or an e comes first. You can't put on a pair of flop flips or play pong ping.

Give that some thought as you enjoy your kat-kit bar.

Steve

 

[Marie2020]

This is hoped to bring a smile .

English: in words like "chit chat," "zigzag," and "seesaw" - the part with an i or an e comes first. You can't put on a pair of flop flips or play pong ping.

Give that some thought as you enjoy your kat-kit bar.

Steve

I have just eaten a kitkat.