In traditional Mate use, the cup is often shared among close friends and family - using the same straw, or bombilla. Reminiscent of the kind of closeness written about in Robert Heinlein's "Stranger in a Strange Land," where the characters become "water brothers" or "water sisters" when they drank from the same cup one after the other, those who share the Mate cup join in a kind of bond where the sharing of the health and meditation of the Yerba Mate is a sign of total acceptance and friendship.
Ok, one last time today. How many times is this for running into each other? Someone was telling me about flying machines the other day. I think it can work.
Hey Tash!!!! how are you??? it was so good to see you it's been way to long! where are you at now? you need to stop by louisville and visit me sometime! LOVE YA
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