Omnivore. I don't eat meat every day but life would be not as enjoyable without (especially foie gras)
Karigane gyokuro (ocha) right now.
Sep 22nd, '08, 12:35
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Omnivore, though a hypocritical one. I doubt I could kill, clean, and cook an animal; but I do greatly enjoy eating some forms of meat. (I love poultry in general, truth be told. And beef jerky is heavenly.) I've thought about phasing meat out of my diet, but ultimately I tend to side against it.
Iced citron green to get me through the day!
Iced citron green to get me through the day!
I totally agree. In a perfect world - I wish too ...Wesli wrote: So while I eat meat, I look for the farms that offer the best living terms to these animals. Free-range, hormone-free, etc. My wish is that I could get my meat from a farm who lets their animals live long and full lives, then when they're on the deteriorating side of life, and only then, do they get culled.
Ha! Great!!! Can't wait to see the Hotaru Hotaru!Pentox wrote: I also decided to buy the Hotaru Hotaru and the Hotaru Flower this morning. (Along with a gift card to hit free shipping).
In my cup this morning - Darjeeling Prithvi from Tao of Tea
Sep 22nd, '08, 12:43
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Ain't that the truth.neowolf wrote:Omnivore, though a hypocritical one. I doubt I could kill, clean, and cook an animal; but I do greatly enjoy eating some forms of meat.
Oh no! I feel bad that we convinced you to "fix" it.Maitre_Tea wrote:On a side note, my once-fixed teapot is now broken and unfixable...the glue "melted" under the heat of the water and dropped, and more of the teapot broke.
Sep 22nd, '08, 13:01
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Sep 22nd, '08, 13:06
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Don't feel bad, because at least I tried. It's my fault really, since I didn't ask the guys at home depot if the epoxy was heat resistantscruffmcgruff wrote:Oh no! I feel bad that we convinced you to "fix" it.Maitre_Tea wrote:On a side note, my once-fixed teapot is now broken and unfixable...the glue "melted" under the heat of the water and dropped, and more of the teapot broke.
Two words: Kobe Beef.Victoria wrote:I totally agree. In a perfect world - I wish too ...Wesli wrote: So while I eat meat, I look for the farms that offer the best living terms to these animals. Free-range, hormone-free, etc. My wish is that I could get my meat from a farm who lets their animals live long and full lives, then when they're on the deteriorating side of life, and only then, do they get culled.
Me too! I love food of all kinds, including vegetarian and vegan dishes. I would love to eat more vegetarian meals, and reduce my meat intake, but my husband's the cook and the picky eater! Makes things a little harder. We're getting better, though.Trioxin wrote:I'll eat (and pretty much have) virtually anything.
Glad I wasn't the only one!Space Samurai wrote:Scruff, that's the first thing I thought of.scruffmcgruff wrote:"I'm a meatatarian. It's a personal choice." (...anyone?)
Nice pics today, Sal & Beidao. Sal, like the reflections & Beidao, you can send that mug to me when you're finished w/it!
Total omnivore though in the summer w/fresh veggies, I could easily be a vegitarian. I don't like fish & rarely eat pork or shellfish so we eat lots of chicken & occasionally red meat.
Golden Monkey w/bfast this morning. Think I hear the oolong box samples calling my name. It's been a while since I've experimented. Wish me luck!
Happy 1st Day of Autumn!
Nice Pic Henley - I love the fall it's my favorite time aof the year.
And although we get some color change here, a few trees, I so
miss the fall in the Ohio Valley where I grew up - breath taking!
This ToT Special Edition Darjeeling Prithvi is very tasty, I thought
I'd take the opportunity to show it off in my new "rice" cup!
And although we get some color change here, a few trees, I so
miss the fall in the Ohio Valley where I grew up - breath taking!
This ToT Special Edition Darjeeling Prithvi is very tasty, I thought
I'd take the opportunity to show it off in my new "rice" cup!
i'm a strict vegetarian. the thought and smell of meat really grosses me out. i do eat a well balanced diet and i'm careful to make sure i get all the vitamins i need, which is more than i can say about my omnivore husband. once i became a vegetarian i started exploring more foods than the standard american diet and now regularly eat indian, ethiopian, mediterranean, and other cuisines that have a wide variety of veggie options.
no tea for me yet and i'm having trouble deciding what i want.
no tea for me yet and i'm having trouble deciding what i want.
Sep 22nd, '08, 14:00
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Re: 1991 CNNP Yellow Label
the simple, , dark/light, contrast and warm tones is very tasty ... nice picSalsero wrote:
