Tuesday TeaDay 10/27/08 Missing TeaChat?

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Shelob asked, "If you can't get to TeaDay at least once a day, do you miss the comraderie and just the general Teachat?"

Yes, I certainly do
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Yes, I think so
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Maybe
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I do not think so
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No, definitely not
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3%
 
Total votes: 59
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Oct 29th, '08, 18:55
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by auggy » Oct 29th, '08, 18:55

Pentox wrote:
auggy wrote: That's what vacations are for! Live in the "boring" sunny climate of southern California, go to Colorado to go snowboarding or Seattle for rain or Vermont for pretty leaves, whatever. Most people live in crappy climates and go to sunny ones for vacation. You just need to reverse it!
Heh, I actually do just that. People always think i'm crazy when it's frozen over and I walk out and just take it all in. I love the feeling of walking outside in winter and getting a nice deep breath of sub 30 degree air. It's so refreshing and awakening.
Well, you might still be crazy, but not for that reason. Snow is great. For a week. Then it's only still lovely if I get to go home soon. :)
Pentox wrote:That's why you should teach DH in the ways of making tea, if only for the sole purpose of so he can make tea for you. Isn't that what a Doting Husband is for anyway? So he can care for you and bring you tea while you're sick?

Or you can head out here to CA and let some of us make you tea.
DH still has some trouble making PJ Tips so I think option number two might work better! I'll just split time between your place and Victoria's! That'll work, right? :)
Oct 29th, '08, 19:07
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by Pentox » Oct 29th, '08, 19:07

auggy wrote: DH still has some trouble making PJ Tips so I think option number two might work better! I'll just split time between your place and Victoria's! That'll work, right? :)
That's why he must train! He won't become a gongfu master if he doesn't practice and train dilligently in his husbandly duties! But you're welcome to come on out. It's a bit of a drive between here and where Victoria lives though.
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Oct 29th, '08, 19:20
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by auggy » Oct 29th, '08, 19:20

Pentox wrote:That's why he must train! He won't become a gongfu master if he doesn't practice and train dilligently in his husbandly duties! But you're welcome to come on out. It's a bit of a drive between here and where Victoria lives though.
Yeah, if I've made it to California, a little of in-state driving is no big deal.

I've tried to teach him, but he says that I just make it better. And he's right, so I don't argue. I just consider it part of my wifely duties.

That and laundry.
Oct 29th, '08, 19:47
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by Pentox » Oct 29th, '08, 19:47

auggy wrote: Yeah, if I've made it to California, a little of in-state driving is no big deal.

I've tried to teach him, but he says that I just make it better. And he's right, so I don't argue. I just consider it part of my wifely duties.
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If you didn't make it better then you wouldn't really have anything to teach him.
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Oct 29th, '08, 21:08
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by Salsero » Oct 29th, '08, 21:08

Pentox wrote: If you didn't make it better then you wouldn't really have anything to teach him.
But if she teaches him, maybe he won't need her any more. Oh, yeh, I forgot, there's still the laundry. :lol: Romance, it's so ... romantic!
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