Food, Value, and Choices on How to Live Best
Submitted by Christian Nally on Fri, 2008-10-31 21:11.
Martine's experiences in the food program are really opening our eyes to food value. The quality that good food brings to your life is unlimited, and open ended.
I'm suddenly interested in the following question:
How much time and money is required to sustain a diet that is completely immune to complaint?
Ok, so that's a totally personal question, agreed. And there will be as many answers as people answering the question. It begs for sub-questions like "How often would such a diet include smoked Gouda?"
But perhaps you, the internet, can help me refine it.
Where do you draw the line in high food value for low time/money invested? And do those choices end in your having a diet beyond reproach?
Space, and Sailing, and Software, Oh My !
Submitted by Christian Nally on Fri, 2008-10-31 01:56.
Every now and again I happen across a web page that holds it all together for me.
Here is one such page, and those of you who know me will know all the reasons why.
My favorite quote: "... I also made a couple of boats for myself to validate the software."
p.s. Can anyone help this man, his well intentioned wiki has resulted in a lot of spammers linking in his discussion pages?
Vancouver Local Theatre Membership, just $3.14 ?!
Submitted by Christian Nally on Tue, 2008-10-28 18:18.
Who knew that you could be an art patron for just $3.14 ? Ok, maybe not a -real- art patron, but you could play one on TV!
Sure, Pi Theatre is an organization that should be supported, but for less than some cups of coffee you can participate by voting at the AGM, have a shot at free tickets to shows, do your part to support global thinking and local acting AND you'll get the scoop on upcoming shows!
Do you even pass by Vancouver's Granville Island once in a while? Then JOIN HERE. It's cost effective.
