Welcome everyone to TeaDay. I hope you will stop by and share what is in your cup today.
Yesterday, why TeaChatters first came to TeaChat, predictably "get advice" was the top reply. Surprisingly, "curiosity" was only 3 votes behind. You can still vote and discuss yesterday's topic.
You may pick only one for the poll, but as many as you want for the discussion. Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic. Of course, after yesterday it begs to be asked. Why are you still visiting TeaChat? Please share with us what keeps you coming back?
I am looking forward to sharing TeaDay with everyone, bottoms up.
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Mar 28th, '09, 02:03
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Mar 28th, '09, 02:20
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Mar 28th, '09, 02:59
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I pretty much came just to increase knowledge of tea all around. After meeting and really starting to get to know some of you, I definitely come back for the fellowship, as well as the discussion and advice! Too late (or early
) for tea so I'll be sure to post later in the day! Hope everyone had a great night and well wishes for a good TeaDay to come! Good night! 
Re: Vithanakande, Ceylon
+1Salsero wrote:I came for the advice and I stay for the fellowship ... and advice!
Nothing in my cup this morning.
Re: Vithanakande, Ceylon
+2Drax wrote:+1Salsero wrote:I came for the advice and I stay for the fellowship ... and advice!
Nothing in my cup this morning.I've got to roll out pretty quickly to go help a friend move. I plan to tackle some pu-erh this afternoon. . .
Teaspring's Beidou No 1 in my cup this morning. This tea is really growing on me.
Mar 28th, '09, 11:03
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I have been curious about this tea lately and thinking of getting some. Daniel Ong seems to think quite highly of it and recommended it recently, but he was short on details. Is there anything more you could say about it?brlarson wrote: Teaspring's Beidou No 1 in my cup this morning. This tea is really growing on me.
I guess I 'm still here because I love to talk about tea, and no one else gets it. So whether it is Tea Discussion or Tea Fellowship, I'm not quite certain, it's both. Since I voted "Discussion" yesterday, I'll go with Fellowship today.
No tea yet, I need to brew!!
Have a nice day everyone!
No tea yet, I need to brew!!
Have a nice day everyone!
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Mar 28th, '09, 13:10
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I put general discussion of tea, but also for the fellowship. No one around me really wants to talk about tea, so I get to do so here.
Also I've learned so much since I joined here.
Great start to my teaday here. Opened a package from Artistic Nippon, my first actually. I'm now the proud owner of a Tokoname kyusu and three Arita yunomi.
In addition to the gaiwan set I got from TeaSpring a week or so ago, I think I'm off to a great start for my teaware collection.
First thing in my cup today will be some Sencha Overture from Adagio.
Also I've learned so much since I joined here.
Great start to my teaday here. Opened a package from Artistic Nippon, my first actually. I'm now the proud owner of a Tokoname kyusu and three Arita yunomi.
In addition to the gaiwan set I got from TeaSpring a week or so ago, I think I'm off to a great start for my teaware collection.
First thing in my cup today will be some Sencha Overture from Adagio.
Southern born and bred

