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by jazz88 » Sep 8th, '08, 11:43
Jack_teachat wrote:About even for me, although I tend to stick to green teas late afternoon/evening. Yutaka Midori to accompany Mansfield Park today, I think this is my favorite Austen so far. YM arrived this morning and is fantastic! although I am going to adjust my parameters slightly for the next brew. Jack

Another Jane Austin fan here? Nice!
I voted other I crave a cup of tea most around 4 p.m. when I need a break from work and at that point I'm fairly tired so a cup of tea really helps.
Keemun for me today.
Sarah – really nice image! I wish I had a deck!
Sep 8th, '08, 11:58
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by Beidao » Sep 8th, '08, 11:58
Making some kukicha. Earlier today I've had kukicha and keemun. Later I will have Long Jing. I feel very tired and cold so it's Time for Tea.
Jack: I cannot say that MP is my personal Austen favourite. Mina is probabaly Northanger Abbey, even if S&S and P&P are good to. Some people really do not like MP, glad your not one of them

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Sep 8th, '08, 12:02
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by orguz » Sep 8th, '08, 12:02
Salsero,
Beautiful picture your teacup is even more appealing. Can you let me know where to buy them. It looks like Meissen made porcelain, I did some searching on the net but not many sell Meissen's chinese/japanese looking items.
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by henley » Sep 8th, '08, 12:04
Crave it equally. After dropping my dtr off at school, I go back home & fix bfast for me & hubby. The whole drive home I'm thinking about which tea I'll make. Then there's my evening tea. What a way to end the day! As I'm putting the kids to bed, I start thinking about which tea I'll fix. Thankfully I can drink tea up until bedtime or even while in bed w/o losing any sleep.
Cool pics today. Nice to see you contributing, Kymidwife!
Shui Xian w/bfast this morning. Hope to resteep the leaves later today.
Sep 8th, '08, 12:07
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by Jack_teachat » Sep 8th, '08, 12:07
Beidao wrote:
Jack: I cannot say that MP is my personal Austen favourite. Mina is probabaly Northanger Abbey, even if S&S and P&P are good to. Some people really do not like MP, glad your not one of them

Northanger Abbey has been my favorite so far! I also thoroughly enjoyed Sense and Sensibility and Persuasion. Pride and Prejudice has been my least favourite, I just can't quite understand why everyone seems to rave about it?? I am also yet to read Emma. Jack

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by Beidao » Sep 8th, '08, 12:21
Jack_teachat wrote:Beidao wrote:
Jack: I cannot say that MP is my personal Austen favourite. Mina is probabaly Northanger Abbey, even if S&S and P&P are good to. Some people really do not like MP, glad your not one of them

Northanger Abbey has been my favorite so far! I also thoroughly enjoyed Sense and Sensibility and Persuasion. Pride and Prejudice has been my least favourite, I just can't quite understand why everyone seems to rave about it?? I am also yet to read Emma. Jack

Oh, so I'm not too strange favouring Northanger Abbey! It's so fun I think and "catchy". Persuasion was my least favourite. Pride and Prejudice - dunno, just find it very well written. Emma is the only novel I haven't read by Austen. I just never find it in the libraries

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by Salsero » Sep 8th, '08, 12:30
orguz wrote: Can you let me know where to buy them.
The Matsuba teacup is from
Hibiki an. It is surprisingly large, holding almost 5 oz filled to the brim.
As we have learned from Chamekke, the matsuba or dual pine needle is a symbol of romantic constancy because the needles form pairs that never come apart.
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by orguz » Sep 8th, '08, 12:39
Salsero wrote: Hibiki an. It is surprisingly large, holding almost 5 oz filled to the brim.
As we have learned from Chamekke, the matsuba or dual pine needle is a symbol of romantic constancy because the needles form pairs that never come apart.
Thanks Sal, I bookmarked that link for future spending, that cup is perfect for Gong Fu a la solo.
Sep 8th, '08, 12:49
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by olivierco » Sep 8th, '08, 12:49
I crave it night and morning pretty equally
Uji Karigane Gyokuro "Asa-Giri" before dinner.
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by Trey Winston » Sep 8th, '08, 13:16
I mainly crave tea in the morning, which is a matter of habit. I can't drink any caffeine even somewhat close to bedtime, or I'll be twisting and turning for hours.
More sencha today.
Trey
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by Pentox » Sep 8th, '08, 13:52
I get cravings for it at pretty much random times throughout the day.
Today: Midori Sencha cold brew. I have a feeling that this is a YM, but i'm not sure of it. The vendor's site isn't labeled.
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by Geekgirl » Sep 8th, '08, 13:58
I'll drink tea through about 5pm, want it most around mid-day, maybe starting at 11am or so, and through about 2pm. This is typically when I used to crave coffee too, so I wonder how much has to do with the caffeine?
This morning, started with a matcha latte, yummy.

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by RussianSoul » Sep 8th, '08, 14:00
orguz wrote:Salsero wrote: Hibiki an. It is surprisingly large, holding almost 5 oz filled to the brim.
As we have learned from Chamekke, the matsuba or dual pine needle is a symbol of romantic constancy because the needles form pairs that never come apart.
Thanks Sal, I bookmarked that link for future spending, that cup is perfect for Gong Fu a la solo.
Yep! This is exactly how I use mine: gongfu solo in 90ml gaiwan. In fact, I will go now and make some Formosa Wu Yi like that.
Sep 8th, '08, 14:14
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by Geekgirl » Sep 8th, '08, 14:14
Bwahahaha!!! I got up and left the room for a second. My empty matcha latte bowl was sitting on my desk. Walked back in just now and this character:
had just finished licking the bowl clean. I guess not only do "poppets like matcha latte" but CATS do too! teehee!
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by Salsero » Sep 8th, '08, 14:31
GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: Bwahahaha!!! ... I guess not only do "poppets like matcha latte"
OK, I am a little slow on the uptake, but I did finally get around to
Define: Poppet on Google. What I found was more than a little disturbing, to wit:
Witch doll. Similar to a voodoo doll. Poppets were often made from the Mandrake plant.
A humanoid figure that is used to represent someone for a spell or other magical working.
A doll made of clay, wax, wood, or even cloth to represent someone for the use of spellcasting.
OK, you have a black cat and you collect Poppets. Mmmm ... did I mention how
enchanting your photos are today? And just where
does one find good mandrake root these days?