His hand moves and the thought forms: Who needs anything, except food? And those like Mimas who make their own food—freest of all.

I once read a gloomy prescription written by the Greek physician Hippocrates: “Death sits in the bowels; a bad digestion is the root of all evil.” If this is true, I have to assume that the long-lived Provençal bowel is a remarkably efficient item of equipment which, one can logically assume, is a direct result of what it has to deal with on a dail

Hollandaise is a veritable petri-dish of biohazards.

Our culture is designed to get you to eat crappy food, be sedentary, and drown your sorrows with consumption.