I spend about 50 to 70 dollars a month. That sounds fine but when you add it up over 12 months it really sounds like too much; therefore I shall refuse to think about it. There, I feel much better.......
A particularly good large steep of fukamuchi sencha Maki this morning, houjicha this afternoon, and and two pots of Yunnan Noir from Adagio tonight.
Jan 17th, '09, 03:54
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Hes been drinking exactly what I've been drinking.
Jan 17th, '09, 06:38
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I'm a day late on posting, but NOT a dollar short. I really don't have a tea budget, but I probably really need one! I voted less than 500, but I spent considerably more than that in 2008 during my frenzy of "must try everything". I am hoping I will scale back a bit this year, but I know when Spring harvests come in, I'm going to stock up on some teas I now consider essentials.
Sal... kyusu... need... love... gorgeous.
Chip... the Dr. Seuss of Tea... well done.
Sarah
Sal... kyusu... need... love... gorgeous.
Chip... the Dr. Seuss of Tea... well done.
Sarah
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