i heart tea. it is just so useful. it makes you feel better when you have a cold AND when you feel cold (a state which i am too often found to be in). good ol' red rose does the trick. however, i might add that i am quite fond of the China tea, i will call it. there are just so many kinds of delicious flower teas, green teas, black teas, yellow teas, etc., and the way they prepare it is so neat (as we winter 2006 DTSers found out in our tea art class). and it's so healthy for you. yep, i could drink it all day. and i actually have. oh how i enjoy the little leaves that get stuck in your teeth...good times. anyways, that's what i have to say about tea. the end.
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I concur wholeheartedly! My mom's first response when something isn't going well in my life - "Do you want a cup of tea?" It's a baindaid, vocal lubricant and relaxant (if that's even a word) all-on-one. Tetley does it for me though. And occasionally green tea <3
Love ya!
Rachael
indeed. it really does bring people together, eh? kind of like me and you, my as of yet lone commenter. this is special, what we have. and it was brought on by tea. er, a discussion of tea. but really, it crosses cultural barriers, as well. isn't it neat to think that people all over the world drink tea, or a version of it? (ie. China and Canada) we are all a little bit more alike...in a good way.
Welcome to blogging! it can be a lot of fun. the best and worst thing about blogs is you can post absolutly anything you want. I look forward to reading more.
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