Feb 13th, '09, 14:19
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Far away from where I was born but not missing it.
I dunno, less than 6K miles. Like Sal, been mobile.
I have no idea where 'home' is, but I know it's *not* where I'm presently residing.
Assam in the cup this morning. Darjeeling up next.
I have no idea where 'home' is, but I know it's *not* where I'm presently residing.
Assam in the cup this morning. Darjeeling up next.
Feb 13th, '09, 14:27
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You can move in with me Chip, if you don't mind a few kilos of pu sitting around staring at you.Chip wrote: always envisioned myself in sunny Florida.
Funny!bi lew chun wrote:it's like I'm stalking baby me.
The crocus can not live in this overheated environment. When they come you must post some photos ... and any other bulbs ... most of which need cold to survive. And then there's lilacs, which all northerners miss sorely when exiled to the South. Course for the lilacs, you need smell-o-vision, which is still in the pre-development stage.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: the crocus
From what you have shared before, I think you came light years and universes from where you started.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: I'm 650 miles from my point of origin.
Those poppets sure are cute ... and I am not normally a fan of cute, so that's a bigger statement than it sounds like.
Feb 13th, '09, 14:44
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Feb 13th, '09, 14:50
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CA is about as west as you can go!auggy wrote:According to Google, it is 1,216 miles from my home to by birthplace in North Carolina. And I have the strange desire to move even further west. Texas winters are too cold.
No really. They are.
I'm about 250 miles away from my point of origin.
Today's cup: Genmai (obukucha) from Ippodo
Feb 13th, '09, 15:06
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I voted less than 100 miles.
I was born in a St. Louis burb...I still live in a diferent
St. Louis burb....Florida is my next destination!
Today I'm home with sick teenage son...food poisoining, yuck.
Since I spent too much of the night awake, black tea seemed like
just the thing for this afternoon.
Ceylon Sonata (from my recently delivered Adagio black sampler)
in my cup today. Very nice. I think my DH (who only likes
Lipton bags) will like this tea. Very nice flavor and very smooth.
I'm enjoying it with a little whole milk and stevia.
This tea calls for a cup with a handle and a saucer. I even got out my
little cream pitcher for the milk. Brewed the pot and put it on my
cast iron warmer. Very nice for a quiet afternoon.
Peace,
Dreamer
I was born in a St. Louis burb...I still live in a diferent
St. Louis burb....Florida is my next destination!
Today I'm home with sick teenage son...food poisoining, yuck.
Since I spent too much of the night awake, black tea seemed like
just the thing for this afternoon.
Ceylon Sonata (from my recently delivered Adagio black sampler)
in my cup today. Very nice. I think my DH (who only likes
Lipton bags) will like this tea. Very nice flavor and very smooth.
I'm enjoying it with a little whole milk and stevia.
This tea calls for a cup with a handle and a saucer. I even got out my
little cream pitcher for the milk. Brewed the pot and put it on my
cast iron warmer. Very nice for a quiet afternoon.
Peace,
Dreamer
Well, I'm a little under 3,000 miles away from home. But that's okay, my husband is a little under 5,000 from home in the other direction. So, we're kind of in the middle.
Today I've been drinking a 2004 Yi Wu puerh... arborial, delicious Yunnan Chi Tse
(in case you wanna see...
http://www.imperialtea.com/2004-Yi-Wu-S ... -P678.aspx)
But I am contemplating a late afternoon black tea with milk... hmmm
Today I've been drinking a 2004 Yi Wu puerh... arborial, delicious Yunnan Chi Tse
(in case you wanna see...
http://www.imperialtea.com/2004-Yi-Wu-S ... -P678.aspx)
But I am contemplating a late afternoon black tea with milk... hmmm
Feb 13th, '09, 15:42
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Feb 13th, '09, 15:50
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I'll be sure and post a few. I'm working on the smell-o-vision, but have run into some problems.Salsero wrote:The crocus can not live in this overheated environment. When they come you must post some photos ... and any other bulbs ... most of which need cold to survive. And then there's lilacs, which all northerners miss sorely when exiled to the South. Course for the lilacs, you need smell-o-vision, which is still in the pre-development stage.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: the crocus
thanks!From what you have shared before, I think you came light years and universes from where you started.GeekgirlUnveiled wrote: I'm 650 miles from my point of origin.
LOL! I'm not usually into "cute' either. I think their tinge of "creepy" helps with that.Those poppets sure are cute ... and I am not normally a fan of cute, so that's a bigger statement than it sounds like.

Feb 13th, '09, 15:59
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