I’ve been feeling under the weather lately like so many of us in this unpredictable climate. To try and shake this malaise, I stayed in for the most part, this week playing catch up on all the “boring” “mundane” (sarcasm) things one finds themselves doing …
Thanks Jackie and Lahikmajoe for your comments. I just received a new tea, one I have desired for a while. Grown in Kurseong, North, rolling hills, surrounded by gentle air, where the temperature is less harsh, enveloped by misty swirling clouds. A Chinese Jat (genus) …
Just received a new tea, one I have been desiring for a while. Grown in Kurseong, North, rolling hills, surrounded by gentle air, where the temperature is less harsh, enveloped by misty swirling clouds. A Chinese Jat (genus) the saplings lay in bamboo covered beds …
It was a beautiful autumn Friday. The air, crisp the sun bright. I had plans to meet a friend in midtown to look at a space to hold events. Space review and a coffee and hot chocolate later we decided to head into SoHo to …
Last week I submitted a post inspired by my hubby’s recent visit to Hawaii. It was my desire to make this trip, with intent to visit the Hawaiian tea fields I read so much about, http://teahawaii.com/about/growers/. I even had an opportunity to sample fresh tea …
There has been much talk lately about tea reviews and how they may influence tea buying and consumption. The most recent by one of favorite “tea focused with a flair”, writers Lahikmajoe Drinks Tea lahikmajoedrinkstea.teatra.de/2011/10/25/you-dont-really-want-to-know-how-this-tastes-do-you/ So here is a challenge tea bloggers and reviewers. Can you …
At the prompting of Jackie and Peter I will begin this new blog. Thank you for your suggestion Peter. I’m sure this is not what you had in mind. Jackie’s thoughts “when you mentioned ”scandalous” I thought you’re probably thinking of tea gossip, and secrets …