Dear Roland RF1: Harebrained idea. Better to stick to Cadbury Chocolates to take for people in Goa.
MF1 response: Peter Cadbury is not the only chocolate manufacturer. However, his products are most preferred in Goa. Not that they have tasted any other to know the difference. Cadbury chocolates are also the most preferred by our community in Canada for giving them their wonderful "Cadbury moments". All this contributes handsomely to Britain's invisible export earnings. In Canada I am sure the wrappings are properly disposed off while in Goa the people with bad habits would dump the wrappings contributing to the litter problem. Hence the need for the litter picker which can be manufactured with the spare iron ore creating jobs and a healthier population putting the pride back in Goa as it once was. Viva Save Goa. RF2: The litter picker. Seems good to pick up excrement, both human and animal. Specially after a bout with feni and sorpotel the previous night. MF2 response: Roland, it would be helpful to know how you came to this conclusion, was it another stray thought or did you use a formula as it would be useful to include it into the Rule Book for "Stupido", a Goan family board game yet to be developed for all our people similar to Snakes and Ladders. You mentioned picking up of items but not how they are to be processed or disposed off as they are currently left for rat and disease infestation, as it is doctors are hard pressed. Good feni and properly made sorpotel, a peasant dish from Portugal and our national dish, with sana says plenty about us. In England I sometimes have the pleasure of meeting up with Johnny Walker, Arthur Guinness, Arthur Bells and a few others making variety the spice of life. In Goa there is only Directors drinking feni with Limca or Thumbs Up with crushed ice, a better alternative, to add to a refreshing holiday where the lungs can inhale proper oxygen and sea breeze. Melvyn Fernandes Thornton Heath, Surrey, United Kingdom 17 July 2014
