This or That

Diana and I played a fun game of This or That! It's hard to choose, but I am chiming in with my preferences. Check them out, then let me know in the comments...always winter or always summer?!

[@toni2606]

I agree - spring and fall are favorites for me. Fall is especially welcoming after a long, hot summer.🍃🍂🍁

[@whitetiger0707070]

Good to see this man still going and looking healthy

[@betsyr4724]

Agree on the ice water. He’s the best

[@Roamrovers82]

God gifted you with beautiful voice... I recommend you please create more meditation videos...

[@alicequayle4625]

I love the t shirt.

[@hb-youtube]

Thanks for not using the "shorts" format which I dislike, takes away features/usability..Also, I don't want to argue with the person who made the comment below but will say directly here that while the questions were not on the short list of most important, they were not(as one commenter suggested) "stupid", either. (Thanks for including us vegans. For fish eaters, another factor is to make sure which source of fish, some have pollutants in the flesh, but some pollutants might even be in the oil)

[@jlm259]

Why are you listed on the committee of 300?

[@nanwilder2853]

I went to your web site early this year, and couldn’t even tell if you’re still alive ( much to my Dr’s disappointment,) and here you pop up with a “game” of stupid questions! My P.N.W. city finally helped us low-income, disabled Elders out this year, by installing A.C. units, so for the 1st time in recent years I wasn’t worried that I might not survive the summer/heat.

[@divingduck9]

u still way into glutens & soy protein like u were at the turn of the milennia w/ ur optimal diet book? ur theory then that food u disapproved of on a trip to europe was tolerated by those eating it bc they were enjoying such camaraderie that it overrode the effects of the bad food, was dead wrong. they were eating strains of food unlike those grown in u.s. also farming practices were different in europe. in the u.k. for instance none of ur slavetrader university cronies had marketed gmo's widely there yet, so they didnt suffer the effects of crops poisoned by pesticide, herbicide, fungicide, insecticide