Anywho, I couldn't decide what kind of tea to drink today, so my fallback is White Peach which I've been enjoying literally all day. Hope everyone enjoyed their day! 
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I picked Europe. It's always been a dream of mine to see England, and specifically London! Though if it were pure fantasy, Middle Earth would be amazing! Haha, I'd be a wizard! Anywho, I couldn't decide what kind of tea to drink today, so my fallback is White Peach which I've been enjoying literally all day. Hope everyone enjoyed their day!
Anywho, I couldn't decide what kind of tea to drink today, so my fallback is White Peach which I've been enjoying literally all day. Hope everyone enjoyed their day! 
In my cup this afternoon Baozhong.
Loving the daylight savings time!! Looking forward to coming home
and still having daylight!!
Loving the daylight savings time!! Looking forward to coming home
and still having daylight!!
- Victoria -
http://victoriasown.blogspot.com/
http://victoriasown.blogspot.com/
You have made me green with envy, those are four countries that are right at the top of my travel dream-listacdidion wrote:Europe definitely, I don't know where in Europe though, but I have been to England, France, Italy and Greece and I have loved them all.
Life is like a cup of tea, savor it slowly or it will be gone too fast
I'd love to reside in a forested area, but voted Middle Earth because the hobbit houses in the hillsides are awesome. The Shire has some nice woods and meadows in it though. It wouldn't quite be my dream castle, but at least I would be taller than the rest of the inhabitants. At just a tad over 5 feet, when people make a comment about my height (or lack there of), I generally explain that I am rather tall for a hobbit.
Currently in my cup is Hojicha Gold from Den's. Out of the three hojichas that I have tried, I like this one best. It has a good balance between the roasted flavor and the natural sweetness.
Currently in my cup is Hojicha Gold from Den's. Out of the three hojichas that I have tried, I like this one best. It has a good balance between the roasted flavor and the natural sweetness.
Mar 9th, '09, 00:34
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Now that is thinking positively!Cinnamon Kitty wrote:I'd love to reside in a forested area, but voted Middle Earth because the hobbit houses in the hillsides are awesome. The Shire has some nice woods and meadows in it though. It wouldn't quite be my dream castle, but at least I would be taller than the rest of the inhabitants. At just a tad over 5 feet, when people make a comment about my height (or lack there of), I generally explain that I am rather tall for a hobbit.
Anytime I read JRR Tolkien's books, I am easily transported there. As long as it is after the fall of Mordor, I would be game. Finishing the TeaDay with Mugi minus cha ... trying to figure out Monday's poll/topic. I need to fire up more grains as I am completely out.
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I would have to choose the beach, although it is a very hard choice as I truly love the forest selection as well!
I have always loved the sun, ocean and yes the sand, so I believe I would never tire of watching the sunrises and sunsets over the ocean. Not to mention all the other amenities of living in a warm climate!
In my cup, Adagio's Jasmine Pearls
Have a Fab TeaDay everyone!
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I have always loved the sun, ocean and yes the sand, so I believe I would never tire of watching the sunrises and sunsets over the ocean. Not to mention all the other amenities of living in a warm climate!
In my cup, Adagio's Jasmine Pearls
Have a Fab TeaDay everyone!
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Have a FAB TeaDay Everyone!
This is a hard one for me to choose. I'd like vacation homes on the beach and in the mountains. Home, though, would probably be in good farm country.
Not me. It takes several days to adjust to losing that hour. And I hate waking up in the dark; I want it to be fully light by 6 a.m.!
Victoria wrote:Loving the daylight savings time!!
Not me. It takes several days to adjust to losing that hour. And I hate waking up in the dark; I want it to be fully light by 6 a.m.!"Top off the tea... it lubricates the grey matter."
(Jerry Ledbetter, "Good Neighbors")
(Jerry Ledbetter, "Good Neighbors")