Re: O. Woe. Out of Home Brew again.

[Guest guest]

Hi Marge,

Can your son brew it? The way I brew mine is to put the sugar in 2 cups of

water, bring it to a boil, dissolve the sugar, and turn off the heat. Then I

add the teabags, let steep 5 minutes, pour the rest of the water into the

jar, and then add the hot tea. The water absorbs the heat. Takes about 15

minutes.

Oh, and by the way - I use bottled water that has been ozonated so I don't

have to worry about the water being contaminated with germs or chemicals.

Hope that helps,

O. Woe. Out of Home Brew again.

>

> Dear Ones,

>

> Now that I am 85, it's harder to do. I just put it off and then we run

> out. It hurts me to see my son's hair turn grey and dry again.

>

> Blessings on you all. LOve. MArge.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In message you wrote:

> Now that I am 85, ...

MArge, are you really?

You put us all to shame!!

Can't believe that you are thirty years my senior,

as I feel we are just about the same mental age :-))

Ah, yes, Kombucha certainly helps to keep us bobbing along!

> it's harder to do. I just put it off and then we run

> out.

You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

encourage you and help you with the brewing.

Anybody eligible?

Lots of love,

Marg:-)ret

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Age is a state of mind ;-).

Sue.

Margret Pegg wrote:

> In message you wrote:

>

> > Now that I am 85, ...

> MArge, are you really?

> You put us all to shame!!

> Can't believe that you are thirty years my senior,

> as I feel we are just about the same mental age :-))

>

> Ah, yes, Kombucha certainly helps to keep us bobbing along!

>

> > it's harder to do. I just put it off and then we run

> > out.

>

> You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

> encourage you and help you with the brewing.

> Anybody eligible?

>

> Lots of love,

>

> Marg:-)ret

[Guest guest]

In message you wrote:

> Age is a state of mind ;-).

Yes Sue, couldn't agree more!

....and Kombucha is good for every age!

Margret:-)

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[Guest guest]

>

>You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

>encourage you and help you with the brewing.

>Anybody eligible?

I sure wish this could happen for her. I would like to think that by age

86 I might have some help with the kombucha. My understanding of Marge is

that she is still a mighty caregiver for a lot of humans. I vote Marge

gets some caregiving herself.

--V

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

>

>You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

>encourage you and help you with the brewing.

>Anybody eligible?

I sure wish this could happen for her. I would like to think that by age

86 I might have some help with the kombucha. My understanding of Marge is

that she is still a mighty caregiver for a lot of humans. I vote Marge

gets some caregiving herself.

--V

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

>Age is a state of mind ;-).

>Sue.

So totally. I testify that since I began regular intake of KT, age has

become even more identifiably a state of mind.

--V

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

I think having a neighbor who brews kombucha is a wonderful way to

learn and connect, for anyone. More than a year ago, I gave my

neighbor a kombucha culture, and since then we've enjoyed many hours

of conversation about brewing. While I keep my brews plain and

simple, she loves to experiment. I once saw her " laboratory, " which

included over 20 different kinds of brews and detailed notes on each

of them! Also nice to know that there's always a source of a backup

SCOBY.

Way to go, MArge, for your caring and youthful spirit! And I do hope

you find a " kombucha buddy " , too, as Margret suggested.

Nori

> You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

> encourage you and help you with the brewing.

> Anybody eligible?

[Guest guest]

YES sue , I would agree age is a state of mind, as long as the body holds up!.

Bea

Re: O. Woe. Out of Home Brew again.

Age is a state of mind ;-).

Sue.

Margret Pegg wrote:

> In message you wrote:

>

> > Now that I am 85, ...

> MArge, are you really?

> You put us all to shame!!

> Can't believe that you are thirty years my senior,

> as I feel we are just about the same mental age :-))

>

> Ah, yes, Kombucha certainly helps to keep us bobbing along!

>

> > it's harder to do. I just put it off and then we run

> > out.

>

> You could do with a Kombucha buddie who lives close by to

> encourage you and help you with the brewing.

> Anybody eligible?

>

> Lots of love,

>

> Marg:-)ret