posted by Carlos @ 7:04 PM
At Home He's a Tourist
He fills his head with culture/ He gives himself an ulcer.
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
At Home He's a Tourist
He fills his head with culture/ He gives himself an ulcer.
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2 Comments:
Carlos, I hadn't even read your post when I wrote my own about the virtues of Green Tea. Something is in the air about this right now. Literally, 5 people have recommended the stuff to me, or just in general, all independent of each other. There may be something to that collective consciousness theory after all.
There have been a number of stories lately about green tea's health benefits. I drink the bottled kind (Arizona), which is probably less potent than freshly brewed stuff but on the other hand I drink a lot of it so perhaps the effect is the same...
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