kenkyusha
27th June 2000, 13:22
Hello all,
After reading some other threads, it occured (totally non-sequitur) that often, those people who are able to 'defend' themselves against dangerous attacks are also pretty fine cooks.
So the question, do people who train long and hard to get good <b>have</b> to know how to cook (because of financial hardship, the want for social interaction, etc.), or is there some afinity 'twixt cooking and Bu'? Are there skills that translate (besides the obvious time-management and knife-use) from one to the other?
Be well,
Jigme
After reading some other threads, it occured (totally non-sequitur) that often, those people who are able to 'defend' themselves against dangerous attacks are also pretty fine cooks.
So the question, do people who train long and hard to get good <b>have</b> to know how to cook (because of financial hardship, the want for social interaction, etc.), or is there some afinity 'twixt cooking and Bu'? Are there skills that translate (besides the obvious time-management and knife-use) from one to the other?
Be well,
Jigme