Apr 12th, '09, 23:53
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by Chip » Apr 12th, '09, 23:53
geeber1 wrote:Chip wrote:Oh BTW Geeber, I also have a serious interest in CHERRIES!!! Actually pretty serious about that.
Chip, is your interest in eating them or as a design element
I'll try to get some good shots of them when they bloom. Last year they were beautiful for a couple of days, then we got a windstorm and it blew most of the flowers off! If you like them for eating, I'll try to dry some this year and send them to you - there's nothing like authentic Oregon Cherries!
Definitely tasting first and foremost. Definitely like the entire cherry aesthetics as well. There used to be hillside after hillside of cherry groves here, all developments now.
Each year, I follow the cherry harvests as they start in northern CA, moving up the coast, then east, lastly local harvests. I definitely love cherries! A Bing with a crunch or a MT Rainier ultimate sweetness.
And cherry pie, oh my ... : P
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Apr 13th, '09, 01:38
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by Chip » Apr 13th, '09, 01:38
... and please keep me in mind for those dried cherries, Geeber!
Finishing the TeaDay with Kukicha and "old shu." Yummmm.
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Apr 13th, '09, 04:53
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by cherylopal » Apr 13th, '09, 04:53
ErikaM wrote:cherylopal wrote:
what is stockdog training???
Training dogs to herd livestock... sheep, ducks, cattle. If you've ever seen the movie "Babe" with the sheep-herding pig or the British TV series "One Man and His Dog," that's it.
thanks- makes sense- for some reason I just drew a blank when I read that.
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Apr 13th, '09, 09:47
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by Shelob » Apr 13th, '09, 09:47
I had filled mine in when I joined TC, could be time for an update
Think I need to add that I really enjoy reading horror and that Stephen King is one of my faves! {better check, maybe I did that already!} Also like Neil Gaiman.
Thanks
Chip for these last few polls, they have been fun, interesting and yes, it is nice to know more about my fellow TeaChatters.
Just wish more would have been involved today as interests other than tea are well,
interesting 
Nice photos everyone!
Hope it was a nice Easter for those who celebrated.
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Have a FAB TeaDay Everyone!
Apr 13th, '09, 21:19
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by brad4419 » Apr 13th, '09, 21:19
Shelob wrote:I had filled mine in when I joined TC, could be time for an update
Think I need to add that I really enjoy reading horror and that Stephen King is one of my faves! {better check, maybe I did that already!} Also like Neil Gaiman.
Thanks
Chip for these last few polls, they have been fun, interesting and yes, it is nice to know more about my fellow TeaChatters.
Just wish more would have been involved today as interests other than tea are well,
interesting
Nice photos everyone!
Hope it was a nice Easter for those who celebrated.
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Ahha thats what I forgot Im my profile, reading!
along with; Hiking/backpacking, gardening, bonsai, hockey, Tea,growing herbs for tea and peppers.
Its so interesting to see what others interests are. I think I see a pattern emerging... everyone hear likes tea how odd
Its been a long time since I have posted even though Im on everyday
. Oh well its time to quite hideing. Everythings updated now
Apple mint this morning. Im trying to use up herbs from last year before Im too tempted to go out to the garden for fresh.
Apr 14th, '09, 14:56
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by Shelob » Apr 14th, '09, 14:56
brad4419 wrote:Shelob wrote:I had filled mine in when I joined TC, could be time for an update
Think I need to add that I really enjoy reading horror and that Stephen King is one of my faves! {better check, maybe I did that already!} Also like Neil Gaiman.
Ahha thats what I forgot Im my profile, reading!
Its so interesting to see what others interests are. I think I see a pattern emerging... everyone hear likes tea how odd
Its been a long time since I have posted even though Im on everyday
. Oh well its time to quite hideing. Everythings updated now
Glad you're not hiding anymore brad4419! Yeah, reading is fun...
And I agree it is enjoyable to see the interests of the other TeaChatters, makes us more like a community. Just wish as stated before that more members would have posted here so that we could get to know them better too! Hope to see you around our forum everyday
And let us know what's in your cup too!
Have a FAB TeaDay Everyone!
Apr 14th, '09, 15:16
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by Dizzwave » Apr 14th, '09, 15:16
Sorry for the late post, but cool poll idea.. "tea and meditation". if I could sit and drink tea all day...
I guess I should add "music" though. I mostly play guitar -- any kind of music as long as it's with other people. As far as listening, I'm into Phish, metal (especially progressive, but really depends on the band), and.. too much other stuff to list, but those are the big ones.
