Our poodle we kept shaved, maybe we should have sold the hair.Pentox wrote:Um they're those new wool producing poodles.BrandedInMT wrote:is there a reason all the "poodles" look like sheep?
Sep 23rd, '08, 16:34
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I definitely crave tea cups, especially after seeing some of the pictures throughout the forums. My favorite tea cup is the little green one in my avatar that I found at a shop that sells artwork by local artists. It keeps me from buying other tea cups since I know I would end up using that one over most others that I have looked at.
I made some of Adagio's Wuyi Ensemble with a cinnamon stick early today and am now just about to make some Karigane that I had forgotten about, but found in my drawer.
I made some of Adagio's Wuyi Ensemble with a cinnamon stick early today and am now just about to make some Karigane that I had forgotten about, but found in my drawer.
Ha! You can tell me later - here's the catalog it's hard to find. I doesn't showcase the teaware but you can see many of them a lot better. I'm up for a trip to the LA store in the next few weeks. I want the white lotus kyusu and cup on page 3. (which is different from the one on page 4)scruffmcgruff wrote:There's a pdf catalog? I haven't yet decided whether I should hug you or smack you.Victoria wrote:Ha!! Ohhhhhhhh I knew it would look nicer in person.
Did you also see some matching pieces at the end of the PDF
catalog? If not, don't look! Hehe!
http://hankooktea.com/Images/hankook%20 ... atalog.pdf
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Sep 23rd, '08, 18:51
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Ahhh the sacrifice for art! Looks gorgeous!Pentox wrote:Beautiful chawan, although it is a bit lamentable that it was sullied by undrinkable powdered sencha.
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Sep 23rd, '08, 21:46
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I seem to have a lot of mugs around, mostly because I get them as gifts. My favorite teaware is what I got for myself: a celadon teacup with a lid. That's on my computer desk constantly. Right now, I've got a pot of Plantation Mint tea next to the keyboard, too.
At work, I use small celadon teacup...one of the handle-less, very small cups...since I don't have a lot of room for my tea set-up...canister of tea, sugar bowl, 4-cup teapot, spoon rest, and the utiliTEA kettle...for anything much bigger. I generally use oolongs and the Adagio peach and blueberry white teas at work.
I get kidded that, with my tea set-up and thermos bento for meals, I could live in my office for days if I needed to!
At work, I use small celadon teacup...one of the handle-less, very small cups...since I don't have a lot of room for my tea set-up...canister of tea, sugar bowl, 4-cup teapot, spoon rest, and the utiliTEA kettle...for anything much bigger. I generally use oolongs and the Adagio peach and blueberry white teas at work.
I get kidded that, with my tea set-up and thermos bento for meals, I could live in my office for days if I needed to!
Sep 24th, '08, 00:27
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Finishing up the evening with the same roasted TGY that Scruffreviewed earlier today. Using his brewing parameters, on my eighth infusion and I think I can get 2-3 more.
Considering I just purchased a chawan that I didn't have money for, guess I have to say that I can't resist the call of cups.
Considering I just purchased a chawan that I didn't have money for, guess I have to say that I can't resist the call of cups.
