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Cutting Board
Do you ask why I do this? I do ask myself. I do not have an answer.
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Hunger
The hunger of gastronomical measure on the flesh is merely a choice on cultural oppression. Yes, it has some repercussions. It stands pale, though, next to the insatiable hunger that will perpetuate in everything we are, far beyond fresh or decaying flesh. Stay hungry! (Talking Heads)
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Twenty-ninth of November in Two Thousand and Twenty
Today began pregnant.
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Mirroring Buds
If we were to chat on a playground, with the hunger of children, the empty swings would gently swing. If we sat on the beach, playfully building, the castle would be gardens. The waves would not dare!!!
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Carica papaya Linnaeus, before the Affairs of the City
As Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin (1755-1826) well said, you are what you eat. I keep it simple and balanced. And even in times of mask protection, and in extreme cases of vaccination, my concept is and has been prevention, and a focus on supporting my immune system.
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The World Self
You and I may notice that the world expands and deepens daily. That is a key of maturity Inheritance of a supreme mirror Reason to inhale.
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Words at the Opera — Hamlet
The wiser among us are the madmen. Hamlet / Grand Opera in five acts (1868) by Ambroise Thomas
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Love Ingrained (some Breads)
Arepa (South America) Bagel (Polish, Jewish) Baguette (France) Biscotti (Italy) Brioche (France) Cornbread (American continent) Crêpe (France) Croissant (France) Croutons (France) Dampfnudeln (Germany) Injera (Ethiopia, Eritrea) Matzo (Jewish) Muffin (United Kingdom) Panettone (Italy) Pita (Greece, Middle East) Pizza (Italy) Pretzel (Germany) Pumpernickel (Germany) Sangak (Iran) Scone (United Kingdom) Semmel/Brötchen (Germany) Waffle (Belgium) Zwieback (Germany)
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Bread — Evolution and Devolution
The inquisitive mind, the inner vision for growth and development of human kind, the inspirational spirit in all — towards gods or towards nature, and the quest for optimal maintenance of the carnal and the soul, all these have led us to find ways to dissect and compose far beyond the fruits of nature which…









