primalmommy@IVILLAGE.COM on sat 3 mar 01
Watching a baby nurse this morning I figured out something basic about the sensual pleasure of a tea bowl. The first happy memory most of us have, deep down somewhere, is of holding a warm, round shape (no handle), and drinking something warm and comforting.
So is it a coincidence that Mel was taught, in Japan, to make teabowls with a very slight nipple on the bottom?
Maybe that explains all the adults we see here in the states walking around sucking on a bottle of spring water or pop... formula babies!
Yours, Kelly in Ohio
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Nils Lou on sun 4 mar 01
it's pretty hard to get to that nipple, though.
-nils
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001 primalmommy@IVILLAGE.COM wrote:
> Watching a baby nurse this morning I figured out something basic about the sensual pleasure of a tea bowl. The first happy memory most of us have, deep down somewhere, is of holding a warm, round shape (no handle), and drinking something warm and comforting.
>
> So is it a coincidence that Mel was taught, in Japan, to make teabowls with a very slight nipple on the bottom?
>
> Maybe that explains all the adults we see here in the states walking around sucking on a bottle of spring water or pop... formula babies!
>
> Yours, Kelly in Ohio
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