If you are going to avoid such pleasures then why live? I am happy getting rid of the very toxic stuff like Coxinhas, and other artery cloggers of equal magnitude. But life without a juicy steak, an omelette without cheese and so forth just seems pointless. I must say though that I don't smoke and am not keen on sweets (except Root Beer).
Cafézinho is delicious. @Anita: Cafézinho is good for preventing heart disease, but you should drink it moderately and without the "biscoitinhos". I totally agree with the Poet.
Cafézinhos... I have quit it completely. Next year: red meats & pork. Then cheese. Up to a moment when I can live exclusively of prana.
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ReplyDeleteIf you are going to avoid such pleasures then why live? I am happy getting rid of the very toxic stuff like Coxinhas, and other artery cloggers of equal magnitude. But life without a juicy steak, an omelette without cheese and so forth just seems pointless.
I must say though that I don't smoke and am not keen on sweets (except Root Beer).
Cafézinho is delicious.
ReplyDelete@Anita: Cafézinho is good for preventing heart disease, but you should drink it moderately and without the "biscoitinhos". I totally agree with the Poet.
Life without coffee. Hold on, I need a tissue.
ReplyDeleteI never liked or drank coffee in the U.S. Then I encountered the cafezinho - mmmm, sweet, dark, deliciousness.
ReplyDeleteNow I can't drink the watered-down stuff in the U.S. even if I wanted to :-/