"Can we get candy canes?"
"Absolutely no candy canes."
"But mom, they're organic."
My sister replying to my complaint of a local restaurant that had raised its prices, again. "I'm surprised some hipster restaurant hasn't added lemon or cucumber to water and started charging extra for water!"
More Sebastotexts:
>All these shoppers! I can't find f-ing parking, not even for yoga!!
>That sign is so tacky!! Gravenstein doesn't need help to look more ghetto!
>There are some good options today at the hot bar but I don't think you've heard of most of them.
>You should be able to find us. Just look for the people in yoga attire doing tai chi by the parking lot.
>I forgot and put some sour cream in it. Added lots of spices to throw off the taste.
>Marge is not going to be happy about that.
>Dessert got a little dairy in it. So sue me.
A woman I took a class with emailed me. "When I first moved here I'd never heard of quinoa. I saw it at the deli and at a school pot luck for mothers and had no idea what it was. Then someone made a grain dish with wheat berries and something called amaranth, I thought I'd landed on another planet. Folks sprinkled things on top of pizza like pumpkin seeds and talked about papaya tablets to help digestion. There was some culture shock. Ten years later I go to a Thanksgiving pot luck, all vegetarian and mostly vegan. I bring quinoa and bean salad with seaweed shavings on top I made while sipping Revive. Yes I've lived here for a while. West county changes you."
As I was paying for something at Community Market, a gentleman behind me informed the cashier,
"Yes, I'm back. To get salad for dessert. Way too healthy... don't tell my wife."
"They'll believe me. They'll say, 'He teaches yoga - he wouldn't lie about anything.'"
A few years ago on Christmas Eve as I was walking up to Whole Body a woman exited, cheerily calling out, "Merry whatever!"
Holiday wishes west county-style.
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I was in silk moon a little over a week ago and overheard two mothers talking about their children. Paraphrasing; this is what they said:
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"My daughter is all organic everything. Even clothes. It's driving me crazy!"
"Mine too!! Not as far as clothes, but I have to buy all organic food."
I was surprised to here how upset they were, when they seemed so comfortable, and natural in silk moon.
I immediately thought of you when I overheard them.
The material never ceases :)
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