Last Supper?

Hi friends--I am in the process of writing a post that will make up for the last two weeks of silence. In the mean time, I have a question: If you could only eat one more meal, what would you ask for if you could have anything you wanted (limit 12 different items)? Your meal doesn't have to be limited to typical dinner food; you can have a little bit of everything you love. Why not humor me and list your 'last supper' request in the comment section of this post.

Here's my 'last supper' request:

Saag Paneer (Indian dish: spinach and farmer's cheese)

Chai tea (homemade from Shree Muktananda Ashram)

Kichari (from Shree Muktananda Ashram)

Dunkin Donuts coffee (half-n-half and 1/2 packet of sugar)

Lindt Dark Chocolate Truffles

Cascadian Farms granola w/plain yogurt and strawberries

Mango 1 peeled and sliced

Mandarin Orange seltzer with 1/4 part cranberry juice and a splash of lemon juice

Edie's Slow Churned Coffee ice cream (pint) with hot fudge

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If I could only have one item, I would choose the mango.

What about you? What would you eat if you knew you could only have one more meal while living it up here on Planet Earth?

tags: Jaibhakti, Bhakti Brophy, last meal request, last supper, blogger polekti, humor, anthropology, food, fun,

Some Photos For Your Viewing Pleasure...

This is painted a few feet to the left of my driveway!

I love the roots to this tree. I love the fact that they are above ground. Don't they look like Medusa?

I've always had a soft spot for St. Francis of Assisi.

I looked at this tree and immediately thought of the dancing Shiva!

I've been admiring these tiny blue flowers for days. Now, they are forever immortalized on my blog!

At first sight, I thought this was a snake; then, I realized it was just an odd colored root coming out of and going back into the ground.

Bubble gum on the fence to the grammar school courtyard. Everyday I see another piece has been added. I'll keep you posted (the entire fence should be loaded up with gum by the end of the year!).

Birdie.

This squirrel actually stood still until I got my camera out of my bag and took the photo. As soon as I took the photo, he ran up the tree!

tags: Jaibhakti, photography

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Mystified...

I just took the Subversive Alternative Paradigm quiz and got these results:

You are a Spiritualist. You are most at home in the subtle realms of existence, and since you can't be there all the time, you communicate with spirits regularly to keep at least one foot on higher planes. As you progress, more and more of your interaction is based on planes other than the physical, and while this can draw strange glances from those who overhear, for the most part you are able to blend in and go unnoticed. It's a shame, really, because you have depths therefore unseen by your peers.
Spiritualist 85%
True Alternative 85%
Otherkin 80%
Mystic 70%
White Lighter 70%
Aimless Eclectic 45%
Magician 40%
Discordian 20%
I've always felt at home being called 'mystical', but had no idea I was 'Otherkin', whatever that is... Take the test and let me know your results!
Cheers,
Bhakti
( I found this quiz on Pradeep K.'s Endless Chasm blog.)

tags: jaibhakti, spirituality