Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

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Currently are you fully content with your tea enjoyment in its totality, entirety, wholeness, or is their something you either feel you need to or want to change in order to improve your contentment?

Yes, completely and utterly
12
38%
Maybe need a change
8
25%
No, I feel certain change(s) would enhance my experience
9
28%
Uncertain
0
No votes
Other
3
9%
 
Total votes: 32
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Oct 13th, '10, 21:32
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by brad4419 » Oct 13th, '10, 21:32

completely and utterly need to change 2 things. More time to relax and enjoy tea.
#2
I NEED more tea! :D and different kinds, you can never have too much tea.
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by debunix » Oct 13th, '10, 21:51

Pretty contented, overall, although part of the contentment is the exploration of new things, so while I doubt my tea experience will stay utterly static, I suspect it will not change too much.
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by Skippyandjif » Oct 13th, '10, 22:31

I think a little change would be in order, but nothing major. Just a couple more teas-- gyokuro, rose white tea, etc.-- and much more time to enjoy it! :mrgreen:

Rose congou this afternoon, currently drinking jasmine sencha.
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Oct 13th, '10, 22:52
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by IPT » Oct 13th, '10, 22:52

I am very content, but I always feel like there is more I need to learn. I really need to start getting more knowledgeable about Japanese and Korean Teas. Of course, I could always use more tea ware too. Haha!
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Oct 14th, '10, 13:32
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by Tobias » Oct 14th, '10, 13:32

No, I feel certain change(s) would enhance my experience
Nothing a gigantic increase of my tea budget couldn't fix.
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by JRS22 » Oct 14th, '10, 18:46

I chose "completely and utterly content". My tea doesn't have to be perfect so long as it's very very good. I'm enjoying the process of trying new teas, new vendors and improving my brewing skills.

In my cup yesterday, since I didn't drink tea until the evening, Jasmine Pearls from Seven Cups.
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 10/13/10 Contentment?

by Chip » Oct 14th, '10, 18:59

JRS22 wrote:I chose "completely and utterly content". My tea doesn't have to be perfect so long as it's very very good. I'm enjoying the process of trying new teas, new vendors and improving my brewing skills.
This is well said! For me, teas do not have to cost a small fortune, as long as they can approach gretness through skilled brewing! Well, this works for many sencha, not for other teas as much.

Also regarding trying new teas ... and new vendors. This is never ending! :mrgreen:
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