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Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water.

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Old 21-11-2004, 05:18 PM
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Christopher Richards wrote:
"Rufus T. Firefly" wrote in message
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I truly enjoyed your story, Mr. Richards. You have a fine sense of
humor and a brilliant mind for detail. I'm sure there must be a
million small details left unwritten that would delight those of us
who have not met such a character as the private. I look forward to
those in the book version.


Thank you kindly. Your words have encouraged me. I am at work on something
similar.
A book would be a serious effort, but at least for now I am creating an
online place for such works at www.slowdownnow.org. The slow food movement
started in Italy so why not a slow lifestyle movement in America? We could
do with slowing down. Of course every movement needs a manifesto. Comments
and thoughts welcome.


Truly brilliant, in many ways. I tend to agree that we Americans are
workaholics. Some people tout this by saying that Americans have a
strong, puritanical work ethic. That's probably why capitalism works so
well over here. But slowing down is something I think we should
especially learn to do, as its in the subtleties and nonlinearities of
life the true enjoyment lies. After all, if everything was
straightforward, what would be the point of living at all?

 




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