I buy a small tub of saffron containing maybe a teaspoonful for £3. 50 from a Middle Eastern mini market. I get maybe 10 meals out of that because you only need a pinch of fronds for each meal.
It's also very nice with palm hearts, chilli and finely sliced garlic, or in red lentil soup with cumin, garlic and onions.
Unless her feet are on backwards and her elbows bend the wrong way, they're going.
Having said that, for a split second I thought they were walking towards the camera. I wonder if that's because we expect photos to be taken front facing, or there's something else going on - maybe our reptilian brains are geared towards the potential danger of approach, or something like an arrogance that we would be approached, rather than left.
The sort of opposite is true for women: studies have shown that the more oppressed women are in a society, the more likely emotions like anger are expressed by crying.
The last thing you want a group of oppressed people to do is get angry as they are more likely to rebel.
The 'boys don't cry' rule has been said to have evolved in fairly recent climates of world war. The last thing you want soldiers to do is empathise with other people.
In situations where there are 'feeling rules' we have to do a lot of 'emotional work' to suppress our true feelings and express ourselves in a way in which our societies deem appropriate. As mentioned above by Lulu, this leads to physical ailments. As well as that, it leads to a disconnect with our emotions, emotional issues remain unresolved and we end up mental health issues, or inhibited personal development.
It took me a long time to realise my tears were very often an expression of being really, really pissed off. Once I worked it out and I became more in touch with my anger, it became a lot easier just to say, 'I'm feeling pissed off...', or 'I'm so angry...'
If desirability is based on contact popularity, how did the study take into account factors such as amount of time spent on line, style of profile pic, or any of the site's profile promotion techniques?
I kinda think if a cleaner leaves the toilet immaculate, that's of more value to me than a manager who performs like a muppet.
It's not status which is of value, but how well you do your job.
(Unless the fella who polishes the glass on the revolving doors is so much of a perfectionist, I can't see the exit and keep splatting like a fly in the wrong place in front of everyone.)
So it is with relationships. Its how suited people are on many different levels, not the status on one.
I only have one demand. I'm only interested in someone if they think the word 'opposed' is written as 'a pose'.
They mean very different things and I like the idea of senseless miscommunication in a relationship. It leaves me with an intelligent look on my face which I think is probably very attractive.
I once saw a documentary about face, or partial face transplants.
Apparently, because the cadaver donor and recipient have to be genetically similar to avoid tissue rejection, the facial features are often quite similar.
It seems that's a rather neat psychological bonus for recipients.
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RE: Attacks on farmers in SA
So, the West should offer amnesty to white people experiencing danger, but not brown people, cossack cat?