a smile is then ewak makes nearly more sense, though its lousy english. I used to try to make a smile do for everything like for ocasions in which you need an aka metaphoriaclly you need to get really cross, though often i just smiled like a japanese person was meant to do without even knowing i was smiling all th etime,and i had to lfill the ar
senal with better weapons maybe you have a good arsenal and hten you can just smile because people know that you you aren't a walk over. It makes me laugh to htink how complicated i was getting and how wrong.
I have been reading more about the popane worm they have it on wikipedia. It is meant to be good at converting vegetable mattmr into insect meat. you dont need many kilos of mopane leaves to make a kilo of mopane caterpillars or worms as they are called though they are what is normally called a caterpillar, while it takes a awfull lot of kilos of leaf to make a kilo of
beef.
Maybe this good conversion of leaf rate makes them good for
permaculture for those who find animals tie them too much have mopani worms to fertilise instead of hens or geese.
I looked up -eating insects- which is also dealt with in wikipedia and they said that apart from insects being an efficient way of turning leaves into meat, the meat of insects is more full of minerals. We live in a society that gets fat but lacks minerals and so meat with more minerals is no bad thing. Weneedt to think more of how much
energy we get from having enough minerals and vitamins to keep us healthy than how manyu calories we need t give us energy because too many takes away energy digetsing them food.
Mopani worms are quite a big industry turning over lots of money like snails you can buy tined mopani worms. and also you can buy dried ones .
This leads to a situation that exists in other bits of the world would the locals like fat me be better off if they werent selling off the food they produce. The richest person in the village gets the money to be had from harvesting mopani worms to
sell else where and the other villagers don't get money and lose a food source . Port o Prince for example what goods went through it, might the people of Haiti be better off if all their produce went to feed them than if it goes to feed us, is the money they get for it a real recompense for the loss of the food? aagri rose macaskie.