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[limr11]

I have been hooked on Harney and Sons tea. I have some rooibos chai every night before bed. I like that one with a little sugar and milk, but mostly herbal "teas" are unsweetened and no milk. Black teas get sweetened and sometimes take milk. I've got about 10 tins of loose tea. I only use tea bags when I'm not at home.

When I got serious about tea I purchased this Japanese, hand crafted, cast iron, teapot with a warmer. The tea tastes better in that pot. I'm making a carafe of rooibos right now for the frig.

Yeah, I do that in the summer and have the iced rooibos. It's chilly here now, though, so it's hot tea for me!

My boyfriend got me this a few Christmases ago: Amazon.com: Black Cast Iron Tea Set Dragonfly #ts4/07: Teapots: Kitchen & Dining

I'm starting to think we really are related, Gary!

 

[Gary A.]

I can't even read all posts from a minute ago... too many to follow

Well, there is your problem. You don't read them, you just post new ones.

Then I'm doing this wrong ... I'm only up to page 129 ...

 

[sm4him]

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Hey, Zoe.

 

[Gary A.]

I have been hooked on Harney and Sons tea. I have some rooibos chai every night before bed. I like that one with a little sugar and milk, but mostly herbal "teas" are unsweetened and no milk. Black teas get sweetened and sometimes take milk. I've got about 10 tins of loose tea. I only use tea bags when I'm not at home.

When I got serious about tea I purchased this Japanese, hand crafted, cast iron, teapot with a warmer. The tea tastes better in that pot. I'm making a carafe of rooibos right now for the frig.

Yeah, I do that in the summer and have the iced rooibos. It's chilly here now, though, so it's hot tea for me!

My boyfriend got me this a few Christmases ago: Amazon.com: Black Cast Iron Tea Set Dragonfly #ts4/07: Teapots: Kitchen & Dining

I'm starting to think we really are related, Gary!

OMG, that is similar to mine. I got mine at Teavana.

 

[Gary A.]

Is yours enameled (lined)?

 

[Gary A.]

I have been hooked on Harney and Sons tea. I have some rooibos chai every night before bed. I like that one with a little sugar and milk, but mostly herbal "teas" are unsweetened and no milk. Black teas get sweetened and sometimes take milk. I've got about 10 tins of loose tea. I only use tea bags when I'm not at home.

When I got serious about tea I purchased this Japanese, hand crafted, cast iron, teapot with a warmer. The tea tastes better in that pot. I'm making a carafe of rooibos right now for the frig.

Yeah, I do that in the summer and have the iced rooibos. It's chilly here now, though, so it's hot tea for me!

My boyfriend got me this a few Christmases ago: Amazon.com: Black Cast Iron Tea Set Dragonfly #ts4/07: Teapots: Kitchen & Dining

I'm starting to think we really are related, Gary!

I believe there is an Ayala provence or fiefdom of some kind in Portugal.

 

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Well, I've thought out my meal choices for the next few days...

 

[sm4him]

Made out my grocery list...

 

[Gary A.]

One helluva typo from an essay about whether or not animals can be 'friends' with people. (This was last semester)

That's no typo.

 

[sm4him]

But now, I'm hungry. And I do NOT go to the grocery store hungry.

 

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AND...I'm out of bacon.

 

[Gary A.]

I used to have a hard time reading through some applicants statements and "blue books" (personal history statement); they had to be hand written.

Oh I hate that stuff. When I was living in France I had to hand write contracts. Took me forever, they didn't want them lettered.

 

[Gary A.]

When I was applying for state teaching certification in NY, I put in all my paperwork, did all the tests, had all my ducks in a row.

Got a letter from the fine folks who are in charge of education for the state, telling me that I still needed 6 credits of classes for teaching literacy.

Misspelled 'literacy' every single time.

That's bad.

 

[Gary A.]

AND...I'm out of bacon.

That's not good.

 

[Gary A.]

The rationale for using animals for test subjects is that they aren't people, as defined "sentient, self-aware entities". Now that we're learning to ask the right questions and see past our human-oriented prejudices (or world-view), that is increasingly hard to justify.

Oh, I agree! I just thought it was funny to express that as 'they aren't real people."

Kinda makes you wonder who else isn't a real person?