I've been drinking the heck out of this recently: Cocoa, or her half-sister with coffee, Mocha.
I mix mine strong, and one big bowl of the stuff is my breakfast of choice on recent days that I have writing to do. It puts me in a brainstorming and creating mood like nothing else. Could be it's the energy in it: Enough calories to serve as a meal replacement, with complete proteins in the mix too. It could be the drug-like effects: cocoa is loaded not only with sugar, but also with caffeine, theobromine, psychoactive amines, and who knows what else. The Aztecs and Mayans called chocolate "the food of the gods" and built their empires on it. No wonder why.
My breakfast recipe looks like this:
I mix mine strong, and one big bowl of the stuff is my breakfast of choice on recent days that I have writing to do. It puts me in a brainstorming and creating mood like nothing else. Could be it's the energy in it: Enough calories to serve as a meal replacement, with complete proteins in the mix too. It could be the drug-like effects: cocoa is loaded not only with sugar, but also with caffeine, theobromine, psychoactive amines, and who knows what else. The Aztecs and Mayans called chocolate "the food of the gods" and built their empires on it. No wonder why.
My breakfast recipe looks like this:
Cocoa and Mocha: Are you a fan? What's your favorite recipe?
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mneylu:
Not in those words so much, more like, I've been studying the radicals and their origins and what not and how they expanded later to make more words and combine and what not. So, I'm working on the written, not the spoken, traditional chinese.. 
mneylu:
Not sure. Not all of them have an origin we can sort out.. but If you remind me somehow once I get my Radical text out of storage it seems pretty legit. "What Radical Is that?" the charts are sweet.