Feb 17th, '09, 11:21
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by reincarnate » Feb 17th, '09, 11:21
I'm new on this forum, not new to tea however. I've been interested in tea for about 3 years now. Tea is my hobby and I'm both a connoisseur and collector.
I'm looking forward to taking part in this wonderful forum
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Feb 17th, '09, 11:57
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by Chip » Feb 17th, '09, 11:57
Welcome to our wonderful forum. I look forward to seeing you around the place. Perhaps you will stop by TeaDay and share what is in your cup.
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Feb 17th, '09, 12:00
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by Victoria » Feb 17th, '09, 12:00
Welcome! We have some other members from Sweden as well!
Feb 17th, '09, 12:04
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by reincarnate » Feb 17th, '09, 12:04
Victoria wrote:Welcome! We have some other members from Sweden as well!
Thanks!
Really? How did you know I was from Sweden?
Feb 17th, '09, 12:20
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by Victoria » Feb 17th, '09, 12:20
Your accent? Actually ... I visited your blog. BTW: I have been wanting a Sorapot for some time now.
Feb 17th, '09, 12:26
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by reincarnate » Feb 17th, '09, 12:26
Aha! My accent gave it all away!
It;s pretty isn't it? It's a shame that they are so expensive
Feb 17th, '09, 12:27
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by olivierco » Feb 17th, '09, 12:27
Welcome!
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by Victoria » Feb 17th, '09, 12:43
Yes the cost is very high for something to admire and rarely use.
Still ... if they ever make a black version, I will probably succumb.
Feb 17th, '09, 13:48
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by auggy » Feb 17th, '09, 13:48
Welcome!
Feb 17th, '09, 13:59
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by reincarnate » Feb 17th, '09, 13:59
Victoria wrote:Yes the cost is very high for something to admire and rarely use.
Still ... if they ever make a black version, I will probably succumb.
A black one would be interesting. I'm a in love with brushed metal so the brushed one would be my choice, but as you say it's not the most practical pot, mostly for display
Feb 18th, '09, 06:57
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by Beidao » Feb 18th, '09, 06:57
Hi and välkommen! Here's another teadrinker from Sweden. Are you taking any part in the Swedish tea blogging sphere? I am Tekoppen from
Texter om te
Glad you found TeaChat!
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Feb 18th, '09, 07:57
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by reincarnate » Feb 18th, '09, 07:57
Hey!
Nice to know there are fellow tea bloggers from Sweden here!
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Feb 19th, '09, 00:47
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by sheila77551 » Feb 19th, '09, 00:47
Welcome re_incarnate!!
A woman is like a tea bag- you never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water.
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