That’s interesting. Those places don’t sell distilled /deionised water in the U.K. Nobody uses it other than for topping up car batteries or watering chemical-sensitive plants such as orchids and carnivorous plants. What do you use it for in the US?
At the grocery store...
Do you….wash your vegetables with it?
Most people use it in appliances when they have really hard water out of the tap. In your iron for steam, in a Neti pot, cpap machines, steam cleaners for rugs.
I have no idea what everyone in the US uses it for….i just know where they buy ir
I make dit in my still. Why else would someone have a still in their garage, officer?
SURE you’re making dit….. in your still…. Just like all the other guys in the Smoky mountains are…. Sure its dit
I like your perspective shift! But yes those are valid points!
When you get to a certain age, new things are not, but should be, welcomed!
Does being ‘spiritual’ require you not to drink alcohol, smoke or use the Internet?
Not really, it's more a penitence thing. I show by abstaining from these things that I genuinely repent of my naughtiness. They're gonna lay hands on me, it's gonna be great
Genuine repentance is very difficult. Perhaps it’s better to minimise one’s naughty behaviour in the first place. Who are ‘they’? Which denomination of the Church are you training within?
My friend is a theologian and she calls herself an ‘ultra-religious Christian’. She reads Aramaic, ancient Hebrew and Greek…in fact she tends not to read English translations of the Bible as she feels they deviate too far from the ‘original’. She’s left the C of E because she says it’s lost all it’s spirituality. It’s almost like they’re embarrassed to believe in the supernatural nature of their God! Very interesting and we’ll be discussing this and many other things on our overnight trip to Glastonbury on Halloween!
