If you are a small piece of a tea leaf in a bag, maybe you don't care whether hot water meets you directly or in a more roundabout way. But I think you do.
You see, when I poured the water directly on your bag, I noticed you swelling immediately and, I must say, quite impressively. At one or two instances — correct me if I'm wrong — you even grew so fast and so far that the bag burst.
Now I'll insert you and your bag into the water gently, like a child exploring a lake's swimming temperature in early summer, instead of hitting you with the hot liquid. O.k.?
Did I say "child" and "lake"? Well, you could also think of the way pictures are gracefully slid into emails at Hotmail:
›› Instead of sending the photo as an attachment, why not insert it right into the email? Here's how to trick Hotmail into allowing that.
You see, when I poured the water directly on your bag, I noticed you swelling immediately and, I must say, quite impressively. At one or two instances — correct me if I'm wrong — you even grew so fast and so far that the bag burst.
Now I'll insert you and your bag into the water gently, like a child exploring a lake's swimming temperature in early summer, instead of hitting you with the hot liquid. O.k.?
Did I say "child" and "lake"? Well, you could also think of the way pictures are gracefully slid into emails at Hotmail:
›› Instead of sending the photo as an attachment, why not insert it right into the email? Here's how to trick Hotmail into allowing that.
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