Re: Welcome back, dear Water Sprite.

[Guest guest]

Dear MArge:)

I must admit that there was a long time that I stayed off the web

entirely not just the list, so it is very possible that my mailbox got

full and I didn't get your message, please know that I would have gladly

replied.

It is so good to see you are still going strong:)) If you aren't a

testament to the power of Kombucha, I don't know who is!! You certainly

are a shining example. I wish I had followed your lead. Once I get

brewing again, I don't think I'll ever let myself go dry again.

Thanks for the welcome back. You know what they say..., " There's no

place like home;)))) "

Luv, Sprite

" When you drink the water, remember the spring. "

 Chinese proverb

Check out my Kombucha Information page, it has links to all kinds of KT

info and more:

<A HREF= " http://www.geocities.com/ladyfangs.geo/Page5.html " >Sprite's

Kombucha Page</A>

[Guest guest]

Dear MArge:)

I must admit that there was a long time that I stayed off the web

entirely not just the list, so it is very possible that my mailbox got

full and I didn't get your message, please know that I would have gladly

replied.

It is so good to see you are still going strong:)) If you aren't a

testament to the power of Kombucha, I don't know who is!! You certainly

are a shining example. I wish I had followed your lead. Once I get

brewing again, I don't think I'll ever let myself go dry again.

Thanks for the welcome back. You know what they say..., " There's no

place like home;)))) "

Luv, Sprite

" When you drink the water, remember the spring. "

 Chinese proverb

Check out my Kombucha Information page, it has links to all kinds of KT

info and more:

<A HREF= " http://www.geocities.com/ladyfangs.geo/Page5.html " >Sprite's

Kombucha Page</A>

[Guest guest]

Ed and Sharon,

Thank you. I appreciate the welcome back.

And Sharon, dear-heart, You sure know how to make a person feel good.

Thanks a whole bunch:))

And, I have to say I am already working on increasing my water intake,

so it won't be a problem when I get back to drinking KT. Altho I haven't

slacked off too much, I still need to get back to where I was. Since

moving to the country, we have well water and we installed a filtration

system that has five filters. One is a whole house filter, and then our

drinking and cooking water goes through four more, the last being an

osmosis filter, so I really love the water. No chlorine or chemicals of

any kind. Do you think this water is okay for KT? I personally think it

is but am wondering if I'm overlooking something.

Luv, Sprite

" When you drink the water, remember the spring. "

 Chinese proverb

Check out my Kombucha Information page, it has links to all kinds of KT

info and more:

<A HREF= " http://www.geocities.com/ladyfangs.geo/Page5.html " >Sprite's

Kombucha Page</A>

[Guest guest]

Ed and Sharon,

Thank you. I appreciate the welcome back.

And Sharon, dear-heart, You sure know how to make a person feel good.

Thanks a whole bunch:))

And, I have to say I am already working on increasing my water intake,

so it won't be a problem when I get back to drinking KT. Altho I haven't

slacked off too much, I still need to get back to where I was. Since

moving to the country, we have well water and we installed a filtration

system that has five filters. One is a whole house filter, and then our

drinking and cooking water goes through four more, the last being an

osmosis filter, so I really love the water. No chlorine or chemicals of

any kind. Do you think this water is okay for KT? I personally think it

is but am wondering if I'm overlooking something.

Luv, Sprite

" When you drink the water, remember the spring. "

 Chinese proverb

Check out my Kombucha Information page, it has links to all kinds of KT

info and more:

<A HREF= " http://www.geocities.com/ladyfangs.geo/Page5.html " >Sprite's

Kombucha Page</A>

[Guest guest]

In message <5488-472C3B4A-2714@...> you wrote:

> .....One is a whole house filter, and then our

> drinking and cooking water goes through four more, the last being an

> osmosis filter, so I really love the water. No chlorine or chemicals of

> any kind. Do you think this water is okay for KT?

WOW, you sure are blessed!

> .... but am wondering if I'm overlooking something.

I can't see anything you could have forgotten except praising the

One from whom all blessings flow :-)

Your Kombucha will most likely turn out fabulously tasty and healthy,

dear Sprite ;-)

trying not to feel envious ;-)

Margret:-)

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[Guest guest]

In message <5488-472C3B4A-2714@...> you wrote:

> .....One is a whole house filter, and then our

> drinking and cooking water goes through four more, the last being an

> osmosis filter, so I really love the water. No chlorine or chemicals of

> any kind. Do you think this water is okay for KT?

WOW, you sure are blessed!

> .... but am wondering if I'm overlooking something.

I can't see anything you could have forgotten except praising the

One from whom all blessings flow :-)

Your Kombucha will most likely turn out fabulously tasty and healthy,

dear Sprite ;-)

trying not to feel envious ;-)

Margret:-)

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Any person who is always feeling sorry for himself, should be.

[Guest guest]

Yes Margret, I surely do count my blessings. When we were in the city, I

had to buy bottled water for drinking, cooking and KT. The tap water

just couldn't be trusted even when boiled it looked brown and nasty. And

in addition, the air pollution was horrible between the auto pollution

and the city incinerator which had to be shut down because it was

pouring so much pollution into the air.

So I am more than thankful for the trees and fresh air and clean water.

And of course a great place to brew KT;))))

Luv, Sprite

" When you drink the water, remember the spring. "

 Chinese proverb

Check out my Kombucha Information page, it has links to all kinds of KT

info and more:

<A HREF= " http://www.geocities.com/ladyfangs.geo/Page5.html " >Sprite's

Kombucha Page</A>

http://community.webtv.net/WaterSprite1/INLOVINGMEMORY

[Guest guest]

Hi Sprite,

I am a total newby, but thought I would chime in the welcome and encourage you

b/c I am sure you are not as " dried up " as you might think. I teach fitness (for

the last 24 yrs, I started young! : ) and I have found that " the body NEVER

forgets " . For example, if I get a very deconditioned ex-runner, as soon as they

get going again, they run circles around those of us who came to fitness later

in life or never ran. I bet that it's similar with ex-KT consumers, pretty soon,

you will be brewing up a storm and helping those of us that are starting out.

Hurry up, I need some of that vast expertise just as soon as you're ready. hugs,

millie

[Guest guest]

" the body NEVER forgets " . For example, if I get a very deconditioned

ex-runner, as soon as they get going again, they run circles around those of

us who came to fitness later in life or never ran. millie "

That's very encouraging to me right now Millie. I just had a hip replaced

and my body is remembering how to walk without dragging and limping. Very

good!!

And I must add that I think kombucha had a great influence on my clean

hospital stay and total recovery. I swear by it!!

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

[Guest guest]

" the body NEVER forgets " . For example, if I get a very deconditioned

ex-runner, as soon as they get going again, they run circles around those of

us who came to fitness later in life or never ran. millie "

That's very encouraging to me right now Millie. I just had a hip replaced

and my body is remembering how to walk without dragging and limping. Very

good!!

And I must add that I think kombucha had a great influence on my clean

hospital stay and total recovery. I swear by it!!

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

[Guest guest]

> " the body NEVER forgets " .

She said

> For example, if I get a very deconditioned

>ex-runner, as soon as they get going again, they run circles around those of

>us who came to fitness later in life or never ran. Millie "

I'm not too sure, mine has forgotten how to run.

Can you imagine Grandpa running after kid, in play, and purposely taking very

short, fast strides.

Hold that image.

There we were, half way between car and cafe en route to a brew when I

remembered my book. I used to be fair to middling good and was picked to run

Cross country for the county about 45yrs. ago. My brain set off to lope

effortlessly the dozen yards or so to the car. My legs were, to say the least,

reluctant. The result was somewhat akin to the picture you are holding onto. I

found it was *<much>* faster to walk with my normally overlong " Fell-top " stride

than to use the run/hobble which occurred.

[{;-))

Nn. England.

[Guest guest]

> " the body NEVER forgets " .

She said

> For example, if I get a very deconditioned

>ex-runner, as soon as they get going again, they run circles around those of

>us who came to fitness later in life or never ran. Millie "

I'm not too sure, mine has forgotten how to run.

Can you imagine Grandpa running after kid, in play, and purposely taking very

short, fast strides.

Hold that image.

There we were, half way between car and cafe en route to a brew when I

remembered my book. I used to be fair to middling good and was picked to run

Cross country for the county about 45yrs. ago. My brain set off to lope

effortlessly the dozen yards or so to the car. My legs were, to say the least,

reluctant. The result was somewhat akin to the picture you are holding onto. I

found it was *<much>* faster to walk with my normally overlong " Fell-top " stride

than to use the run/hobble which occurred.

[{;-))

Nn. England.

[Guest guest]

<<I'm not too sure, mine has forgotten how to run.>>

, , my dear dearest bloke,

It's like KT, you can't get all the great fizz and wonderful taste on the first

brew after getting the scoby out of the mailbox!!! You need some good starter

and you need a couple of rounds b/f you regain the full flavor and pizazz.

Consider that dash to the car your first brew, now go again, don't stop. I

expect the " gazelle " in you back very soon

Keep me posted, ok?

; ) ; ) ; )

millie

[Guest guest]

<<I'm not too sure, mine has forgotten how to run.>>

, , my dear dearest bloke,

It's like KT, you can't get all the great fizz and wonderful taste on the first

brew after getting the scoby out of the mailbox!!! You need some good starter

and you need a couple of rounds b/f you regain the full flavor and pizazz.

Consider that dash to the car your first brew, now go again, don't stop. I

expect the " gazelle " in you back very soon

Keep me posted, ok?

; ) ; ) ; )

millie