One of the things I keep forgetting is that mother nature is a marvelous designer. When a seed, or pip (of, for instance, a plant), is supposed to be spread hither and yon by the animals that eat the tempting fruit, it will stand to reason that said seed be indigestible.
And it is altogether logical that this so.
Naturally inherent in the paradigm.
NEVER resist paradigmatic natural inherence!
I recently had stirfried bitter melon and chicken over rice. It wasn't the bitter melon that cause my paradigm issue. Nor the chicken. A live chicken is a remarkably stupid animal, and it is both right and good that chickens should be eaten. People who make pets out of chickens are misguided, and one does well not to sit down when visiting such individuals.
Chicken affection has ulterior motives, I'm certain.
Best kill and eat the nasty little cretins.
Before they do that to you.
The bitter melon dish was most exceedingly delicious.
Especially once I added the chilipaste.
In which there were seeds.
Life, at times, can be surprising. The philosophical man is prepared for every eventuality, and accepts whatever fate throws his way. Maintain the proper perspective. One must above all remain flexible.
Nature and I have a partnership.
I sit in awe of nature's beauty.
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