Ted, I thoroughly enjoyed this article/ essay. I actually got hungry, then asked myself "what's in my refrigerator "? Maybe this piece is the one "good" thing to come out of your medical _______. (Not sure how to name it. )
Anywho...good "food for thought" here, or as you like to say, "well at least, a snack." Cheers, MsD
Thank you, Ted! Your text is a treat: delicious and nutritious food for thought. It goes well with my handpicked nettle smoothies and my renewed appetite for stories.
Of course the other thing linking us to this earth is the oxygen that fuels the energy in each and every cell -- that waste product emitted by plants -- trees, grasses, algae.
Well. After life adapted to oxygen, it really wasn't "waste" anymore - plants have both light reactions and dark reactions - with photosynthesis and with regular oxidative phosphorylation. But I think of oxygen less of a consumable and more of a blanket.
Ted, I thoroughly enjoyed this article/ essay. I actually got hungry, then asked myself "what's in my refrigerator "? Maybe this piece is the one "good" thing to come out of your medical _______. (Not sure how to name it. )
Anywho...good "food for thought" here, or as you like to say, "well at least, a snack." Cheers, MsD
Thank you, Ted! Your text is a treat: delicious and nutritious food for thought. It goes well with my handpicked nettle smoothies and my renewed appetite for stories.
Interesting and thought provoking, as always. Hope you’re feeling better!
Once again you've enchanted me with this article Ted. Hope you're feeling well by now.
I like this a lot.
A good way to use hospital time!
Of course the other thing linking us to this earth is the oxygen that fuels the energy in each and every cell -- that waste product emitted by plants -- trees, grasses, algae.
Well. After life adapted to oxygen, it really wasn't "waste" anymore - plants have both light reactions and dark reactions - with photosynthesis and with regular oxidative phosphorylation. But I think of oxygen less of a consumable and more of a blanket.
we consume it -- it fuels us, just as food does.