Nov 8th, '08, 16:32
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by Chip » Nov 8th, '08, 16:32
Salsero wrote: Chip wrote: Wulong was just a nuisance climbing all over me.
This is one of the strangest statements I have encountered on TeaChat so far. Sounds like you might need to join Proinsias in the Shu Cure.
More interesting is that Wulong is a resident geisha.
caligatia wrote:Chip, Wulong sounds like my Dahlia. She's always all over me. I love it most of the time, but every so often I'd like to, say, drink a cup of tea without her tail getting near it. Or use my laptop without having her draped across one shoulder. Still. I always wanted a lap kitty, and boy did I get one.
Tail? Kitty?
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Nov 8th, '08, 16:58
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by jim109 » Nov 8th, '08, 16:58
Adagio Keemun Rhapsody today. Enjoy the season's in NYS but always extend the summer with 2 weeks at Myrtle Beach SC in October. Jim
Nov 8th, '08, 17:03
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by Victoria » Nov 8th, '08, 17:03
jim109 wrote:Adagio Keemun Rhapsody today. Enjoy the season's in NYS but always extend the summer with 2 weeks at Myrtle Beach SC in October. Jim
Ohhh I love Myrtle Beach!! The sand is sooo soft and white and perfect. I loved it there. Here the sand is dirty, gritty and annoying. The beaches just can't compare.
Switched now to a nice soft oolong - Magnolia Oolong from TeaSource
Nov 8th, '08, 17:08
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by geeber1 » Nov 8th, '08, 17:08
We (my two daughters and myself) went to Myrtle Beach this summer for two days. Warm water, cooling winds, but about 95% humidity! (this was the end of July) Even with the humidity it was a lovely visit!
It sure was different than the Oregon Coast, where even in mid-August it's too cold to swim. But you sure can't beat the views on the OR Coast or the beautiful sunsets!
Nov 8th, '08, 22:07
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by augie » Nov 8th, '08, 22:07
I chose other because I have lived in the midwest my whole life and I need both. Besides, if you don't like the weather in the midwest, wait a few days, it will change.
We visited Florida several years ago, before kids, in the middle of August. The cockroaches, bugs, etc . . . were unbelieveable. My family in Texas gets huge roaches and lizzards in the house.
Yuk. Give me a good, hard freeze for a couple of months to kill or stun the varmits. I'll drink tea to stay warm.
Finished another quilt this weekend that I started 5 years ago.
Nov 9th, '08, 00:34
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by teaguru » Nov 9th, '08, 00:34
Even though my country-folk typically hate winter, I can never turn down the opportunity to go running out into fresh fallen snow. Nothing beats snowmobiling in the dark when the snow is falling. I just hate shoveling the damn stuff.
I stuck mostly to lemongrass herbals today, out of fear that I was catching a cold.
And I bought my first car today too! Yay!
I believe drinking tea makes me a better artist. But hey, I also believe I'm completely sane.
Nov 9th, '08, 00:41
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by Chip » Nov 9th, '08, 00:41
teaguru wrote:And I bought my first car today too! Yay!
Congrats on the new car!
augie wrote:Finished another quilt this weekend that I started 5 years ago.
And congrats on the quilt!
Did a double tasting of Alishan today. Home made Mugicha to end the TeaDay!
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