Sep 24th, '08, 20:33
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Sep 24th, '08, 20:56
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Quite right, it is quite shuweeet. I too love the natual simple beauty of the natural "white " clay. Though a TeaDay dedicated to this kyusu might be a bit of a stretch.sencha wrote: The Kikumaru is shuweeet! I like it's unglazed "white" clay, really is amazing. You should get one. It is beautiful in its simplicity.
There should be TeaDay about how many TCers have this kyusu, I have read of many members owning one.
Hmmm, I hope not.sencha wrote:Pink Monkey Picked Kuki Houjicha?Chip wrote: Now the last of some Kuki Houjicha from the pink monkey.
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Sep 24th, '08, 21:42
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I crave tea pots sometimes, especially when a new tea pot would make some teas better.
Today has been a good tea day. My drawing class got to go to the park to do landscape drawings this afternoon. It was absolutely gorgeous just sitting by the river, drinking tea (Organic Monk's Blend), and drawing.
Today has been a good tea day. My drawing class got to go to the park to do landscape drawings this afternoon. It was absolutely gorgeous just sitting by the river, drinking tea (Organic Monk's Blend), and drawing.
I'm sure quite a few own it. Maybe a general kyusu crave day is in order.sencha wrote: The Kikumaru is shuweeet! I like it's unglazed "white" clay, really is amazing. You should get one. It is beautiful in its simplicity
There should be TeaDay about how many TCers have this kyusu, I have read of many members owning one.
Or on order.
Sep 25th, '08, 10:30
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Alrighty, I fixed the lack of tea last night with a lovely darjeeling oolong. I've had one before and was remarkably unimpressed with it - as both an oolong and darjeeling. But this one was very nice. It made me happy.Pentox wrote:Inconceivable! This is problem which must be fixed at once!auggy wrote: My life has been sadly lacking with tea - made even more pathetic by all the oolong box pass samples I have crying to be brewed. Gotta break one out tonight while watching the second half of the Heroes season premier from Monday.
Yay! Another Heroes fan! I so enjoy it. And now I have to wait for the next episode. The first two seasons I watched on DVD so no waiting. This whole only-one-episode-a-week thing is not cool! As an aside, did you (or any other Heroes watcher) ever watch Veronica Mars? Kristen Bell and Francis Capra in the Heroes season premier. I kept calling him Weevil.Victoria wrote:I've been sadly lacking the usual amount of tea myself AND looks like I'll be catching up on my taped episode of Heroes tonight too. Love that show.
(Why do I have the feeling no one else watched Veronica Mars and now people with think I'm even more of a dork?
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