Pat's scenario; was: 'What I Think of Raw Foodism'

[Guest guest]

, psybermus <psybermus>

wrote:

I am struck with how our backs

> get up at the mention of raw foodism.

 

i don't mind raw foodist, and my back isn't up.

i think it is a facinating food trend; and i only

say trend to imply that it is fairly new to me.

 

 

> Now tell me why we

> are so damned threatened by them!

 

 

No threat felt here.

i want to get invited over to a raw foodist's

house for dinner! *lol* i want recipes, too!

 

 

> Imagine the scene at our next Thanksgiving table: Mom

> and Dad and the Kids have told Grannie and Grandad and

> all the Aunties to go stuff their turkey, thank you,

> and are having tofu at home. Then here comes Junior

> from college and declares he is now a raw foodist. Mom

> cries and says 'But is it healthy' and 'What do you do

> for carbs?', Dad says 'Your Mom worked all day on this

> tofu bake and the least you can do . . . ' And kid

> sister starts making rude remarks about how the

> carrot, not being humanely steamed to death, can feel

> every bite and then starts throwing pellets of bread

> into the salad and calling them croutons.

 

 

*LMAO* That is great!

 

>

> But I'm tired of the arguments.

 

 

Me too. *yawn*

 

~ pt ~

 

Unless we think of others and do something for them,

we miss one of the greatest sources of happiness.

~ Ray Lyman Wilbur

[Guest guest]

, " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll>

wrote:

 

> No threat felt here.

> i want to get invited over to a raw foodist's

> house for dinner! *lol* i want recipes, too!

 

Yes yes yes. Recipes please!!!!

 

Pat in Montreal ;=)