Tea and the Kitchen Table
Posted: Jan 31st, '06, 22:37
Ahoy Teamates'
Got my green sampler today. I have two lovely daughters, and a wonderful wife of 16 years (12 years as a Navy wife and veteran of the moving wars). I have read in the past that preparing and drinking tea was somehow a spiritual quest, so to speak. I was very skeptical. But I got my tea and headed for the kitchen table with MY WHOLE FAMILY. We had a blast preparing and tasting the various teas. Some cups good, some bad, but a treasured time had by this old sailor and his crew. It did the job it was intended to do. Brought us together as a family at our kitchen table. So my fellow teamates, I humbly stand corrected on the spiritual aspect of tea drinking. It is amazing what an open mind, four chairs, a kitchen table, and of course a pot of that spiritual elixer called tea has on one's soul and family. Guess the Chinese got it right. James Brown (yeah I know. Get it all the time)
Got my green sampler today. I have two lovely daughters, and a wonderful wife of 16 years (12 years as a Navy wife and veteran of the moving wars). I have read in the past that preparing and drinking tea was somehow a spiritual quest, so to speak. I was very skeptical. But I got my tea and headed for the kitchen table with MY WHOLE FAMILY. We had a blast preparing and tasting the various teas. Some cups good, some bad, but a treasured time had by this old sailor and his crew. It did the job it was intended to do. Brought us together as a family at our kitchen table. So my fellow teamates, I humbly stand corrected on the spiritual aspect of tea drinking. It is amazing what an open mind, four chairs, a kitchen table, and of course a pot of that spiritual elixer called tea has on one's soul and family. Guess the Chinese got it right. James Brown (yeah I know. Get it all the time)