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From: <lroman@...>
To: <Kefir_making@yahoogroups.com>PIECE OF A BOOK.
__ For now, why won't speak to Manu?
Actually, Manu didn't have good advices to give to the people, and not
always he/she found right words to say. She was not also an entertaining
person that sang or it danced or he/she played some instrument. Nor he/she
had powers to see the future.
The one that Manu knew how to do, better than any other people, it was to
hear. It would be a mistake to suppose that that is thing that any one can
do. To the opposite, very few people know how to hear in fact. And the way
like Manu heard it was really out of the common.
Manu heard from a way that made the people a little intelligent they have
ideas diamonds suddenly. She didn't say, nor she asked, anything that could
put such ideas in the people's head; she was simply there seated, hearing
with attention and every sympathy. At the same time stare people with your
great black eyes, giving him/her the impression that the ideas that appeared
had been born spontaneously.
She heard from a way that made the people concerned or hesitant suddenly
they know exactly that that you wanted; the shy ones, suddenly, felt
comfortable and confident, the unfortunate ones and oppressed suddenly they
felt happy and full of hope. When somebody noticed that until then your life
was without sense and him own a total failure, and that it was just a to be
among million, without some importance, and so easy of being substituted as
a broken plate, it will seek the girl and to tell him/her all this. Then, as
he told your misfortunes, it went noticing that, it doesn't import him/it
that him for it goes, there was only like this a person in the whole world,
and for that reason he was important the world in your own way.
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 10:03 AM
Subject: RE: [Kefir_making] Re: tap water problem
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> Good morning!!! Since this is an open forum, all suggestions, ideas, etc.
> are always welcome. Dom cautioned against using chlorinated water, and
> recommended using a mild soap, so I defer to his authority on the matter.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: kefir_mama [mailto:aliwessel@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:58 PM
> To: Kefir_making@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Kefir_making] Re: tap water problem
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> Hi. I want to add my two cents. I have been making kefir since late
> February, and I keep it as low fuss as is practical for me. I wash
> the jars with regular faucet water, regular dish detergent, and a
> bottle brush that I use to clean other glasses as well. I'm sure you
> could be more fussy about the whole thing, but I don't think it's
> necessary. I'm not saying I'm right or perfect, but it works for me,
> and I can also say that my grains grow really well. I don't dry the
> jars with anything except air. The exception is if I need to use the
> same jar right away, I will dry it really well with paper or cloth.
> Now, if I ever need to rinse the actual grains for sending to
> someone, I use my Brita water. I make sure not to get untreated
> faucet water or metal on the babies, but other than that, I keep it
> low key. Life is busy enough without getting frantic about kefir
> babies. :)
>
> --- In Kefir_making@y..., lroman@w... wrote:
> > I do a final rinse with non-chlorinated water from my home
> filtering system
> > (fill it up half way, close, and agitate vigorously, pour it out),
> and then
> > drain upside down to air dry--shaking out as much water as I can.
> I do not
> > dry with a cloth or paper towel.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: barbaraobrai [mailto:barbaraobrai@y...]
> > Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 1:19 PM
> > To: Kefir_making@y...
> > Subject: [Kefir_making] tap water problem
> >
> >
> > It's the lazy wash-up lady again. Thanks for the info for a routine
> > to keep containers clean. My next question is - when I wash the
> jugs,
> > spoons, sieve, etc., that come in contact with the grains, I have
> to
> > use the stuff that comes out of the faucet. I'm using a special
> > detergent from the health food store, and rinse, then what. If I
> air
> > dry drops of water remain on the vessels. Do the various chemicals
> in
> > water evaporate away or remain? Do I wipe dry with a paper towel
> (not
> > environmental, I know) or with a cloth washed in goodness knows
> what.
> > What about residues left from paper or cloth. Is the water from a
> > home filtering system (jug) ok for a final rinse. Do you dilute
> > vinegar or use neat. This could be expensive. I don't fuss about
> > these things for myself, however the babies need to be nurtured.
> >
> >
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