LOL @ eating humus!Katrina wrote:I just noticed that I mentioned eating "humus" in my original post. THAT I put in my garden; I was actually eating "hummus." Yes, one "m" is an accepted spelling but it leaves too much open for interpretation. I'm sure you pu'erh fans didn't think anything was amiss with eating humus.
Tea time...
Yep! It is great having photos in TD, thanx to the contributors. I think about throwing my hat in the ring as well.Victoria wrote:LOL @ eating humus!Katrina wrote:I just noticed that I mentioned eating "humus" in my original post. THAT I put in my garden; I was actually eating "hummus." Yes, one "m" is an accepted spelling but it leaves too much open for interpretation. I'm sure you pu'erh fans didn't think anything was amiss with eating humus.
Tea time...
Nice pic, I love jade plants.
These tea pics are so fun and add a whole new dimension to TD!
Me too! I thought one would arrive at least. Plus, 4 times a day it could arrive.henley wrote:henley wrote:I've got 3 different tea shipments in transit so hopefully at least 1 will arrive today!The mailman was NOT my friend today!!!
One is coming USPS, one FedEx and one DHL. The fedex guys come to the building twice a day, but now it is 15 minutes past last delivery. 
Cooked or raw broccoli? I love hummus! I had to do some grocery shopping at Wegman's today and made the mistake of going past their olive bar. There were at least 4 different flavors of hummus there. I ended up with a small scoop of Lemon Dill, Roasted Garlic, and Red Pepper hummus all in different containers.henley wrote:Hummus is good w/broccoli, too. Yummy!Katrina wrote:I'll admit that I'm on a salty kick as we speak and I have been satiating it with crackers and humus. (I am alternating with carrots to make me feel like I'm being somewhat healthy.)*goes to find grocery list*
Raw broccoli & cauliflower, too. Basically any raw veggies.Cinnamon Kitty wrote:Cooked or raw broccoli? I love hummus! I had to do some grocery shopping at Wegman's today and made the mistake of going past their olive bar. There were at least 4 different flavors of hummus there. I ended up with a small scoop of Lemon Dill, Roasted Garlic, and Red Pepper hummus all in different containers.henley wrote:Hummus is good w/broccoli, too. Yummy!Katrina wrote:I'll admit that I'm on a salty kick as we speak and I have been satiating it with crackers and humus. (I am alternating with carrots to make me feel like I'm being somewhat healthy.)
Ooo...that makes more sense that trying to figure out if it is plausible to top cooked broccoli with hummus. Now I know what is for lunch tomorrow!henley wrote:Raw broccoli & cauliflower, too. Basically any raw veggies.Cinnamon Kitty wrote:Cooked or raw broccoli? I love hummus! I had to do some grocery shopping at Wegman's today and made the mistake of going past their olive bar. There were at least 4 different flavors of hummus there. I ended up with a small scoop of Lemon Dill, Roasted Garlic, and Red Pepper hummus all in different containers.henley wrote:Hummus is good w/broccoli, too. Yummy!Katrina wrote:I'll admit that I'm on a salty kick as we speak and I have been satiating it with crackers and humus. (I am alternating with carrots to make me feel like I'm being somewhat healthy.)
Katrina wrote:I'll admit that I'm on a salty kick as we speak and I have been satiating it with crackers and hummus. (I am alternating with carrots to make me feel like I'm being somewhat healthy.)
henley wrote:Hummus is good w/broccoli, too. Yummy!
My sister-in-law gave me an amazing homemade hummus recipe with lemon, garlic, and shredded carrots. Mmmm.... We like to put it in wraps with shredded or julienned carrots, green peppers, cukes, and sliced apples. (Apples are fantastic with hummus.) Such an easy, healthy dinner.Cinnamon Kitty wrote:Cooked or raw broccoli? I love hummus!
Oooh, you have a catty streak, girl!Katrina wrote:I'm sure you pu'erh fans didn't think anything was amiss with eating humus.
Katrina wrote:I'm sure you pu'erh fans didn't think anything was amiss with eating humus.
Salsero wrote:Oooh, you have a catty streak, girl!
I got most of my girly cups from my grandmother's house when she passed. I think that's primarily why I enjoy using them. I think antique shops and estate sales are a great way to go. eBay can have some good things, but I like to really get a sense of the weight and detail of the cups that can be hard to assess online. BUT, seeing V's black and white cup is making it hard for me to resist the call of eBay!Salsero wrote:You guys are giving me the hots for some of these girly cups. What's the best way to get them without having to go to brick and mortar stores - ebay? We have a little town about half an hour south that is all antique stores... should I look there?
