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Wes Peterson <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Wed, 28 Oct 1998 22:36:39 -0600
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Liza:
> So, I have just realized that you are, in fact, completely brand new to
> raw foods, and all those meals that you are describing to us you have
> basically been eating for about a week.

Oh have you? I take it you must have skipped a few messages. Did you not
recall my  message to YOU wherein I stated I ate about 85% raw for 9
months, then dropped the cooked and my health and well-being went up
enormously? You better go over my other messages again. You missed a few
things, apparently.

I've been involved with raw foods since September 1997. Count that -
almost 14 months.

I found that I do better eating my eggs raw, and eating my tubers, etc.
raw. In other words, EVERYTHING raw.

> The internet is great. The trouble with it, though, is that since you
> can't see the person, you miss out on about 90% of the normal cues that
> communicate just as much as the words they say.

Boy what an understatement. Talk about self-incriminating. :) You did
indeed miss out on about 90% of what I said in other messages!

> You should consider yourself EXTREMELY fortunate to have found this
> list, by the way, since there are people here who have been

I don't see myself being fortunate to one iota so far -- certainly not
"EXTREMELY". I feel I've helped this list more than it's helped me.

It seems that you personally, Liza, have a problem: You're too busy
thinking about what you're going to type, without really giving a lot of
thought to what the other person says (types). It looks like you're out
to WIN regardless of the facts/truth of the matter.

Wes

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