Síochána- Coffee really can be a magical elixir. As in all things, I suppose, it is a matter of when, how much, how often, for what reason, etc. Through no intention on my own part I failed to imbibe *any* caffeine today. Turns out, I feel fine. It is a persistent tendency of us humans--some more than others, of course--to take something…
Síochána- Coffee really can be a magical elixir. As in all things, I suppose, it is a matter of when, how much, how often, for what reason, etc. Through no intention on my own part I failed to imbibe *any* caffeine today. Turns out, I feel fine. It is a persistent tendency of us humans--some more than others, of course--to take something good and assume if we double down on it, it will be twice as good. And well, alas, that doesn't seem to be how things work. Why does moderation prove to be so difficult to achieve?
But enough of my uncaffeinated ramblings on caffeination!
More importantly I hope you and the family have a beautiful, restful and joyful time in the relative wilderness. For most of us these days slow = good.
Síochána- Coffee really can be a magical elixir. As in all things, I suppose, it is a matter of when, how much, how often, for what reason, etc. Through no intention on my own part I failed to imbibe *any* caffeine today. Turns out, I feel fine. It is a persistent tendency of us humans--some more than others, of course--to take something good and assume if we double down on it, it will be twice as good. And well, alas, that doesn't seem to be how things work. Why does moderation prove to be so difficult to achieve?
But enough of my uncaffeinated ramblings on caffeination!
More importantly I hope you and the family have a beautiful, restful and joyful time in the relative wilderness. For most of us these days slow = good.
-Jack