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Sometimes, All Rocks Taste Like Salt

Writer: Susie Strodtman
Susie Strodtman
Aug 24
1 min read

Updated: Aug 27

Have you ever licked rocks to determine whether or not they taste like salt?


Well, I have. I mean, not really, but I was told that was a legit strategy.


In college geology, we were taught that one way to identify salt was to taste it. Salt tastes like salt. Seems reasonable.


Except here's the problem: when you've been outside handling rocks for three hours, everything tastes like salt.


I'm no geologist, but I feel like there's a better way.


Which brings me, somehow, to bookkeeping.


There are no stupid questions.


Seriously. If you've ever looked at your QuickBooks and thought, I feel like I should understand this, but I absolutely do not, ask.


I have been told I could lick rocks for college credit. I opted not to. Toughest C I ever earned.


You are safe here.


And yes, I realize "I once considered licking rocks for college credit" is an unusual way to establish professional credibility.


But for the love of sweet mercy, don't hold it against me.

 
 
 

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