Tea time
"Find yourself a cup of tea; the teapot is behind you. Now tell me about hundreds of things." ~SakiThis is Michelle Haymoz founder of Spiritea who offered tastes of organic teas at Rosecroft on the garden tour. I enjoy a nice cup of tea now and then, but I'm still addicted to my morning coffee! Will it be coffee or tea for you?
posted by at Friday, June 08, 2007
10 Comments:
still love my morning coffee too! thanks for visiting my blog :-)
I like your photo. It reminded me that the Japanese have elaborate tea ceremonies and it took me a while to get used to them.
Nice post.
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Of course, being English, I have to have my tea every day. I get the stuff I'm used to at the Shakespeare Corner Shoppe.
But why would Michelle Haymoz call her teas "organic"? Is there such a thing as inorganic tea?
I'll have to sign up for tea myself - I never got used to coffee, although I do enjoy the frappu-sugar-coffee drinks you can find at coffee houses. But that's just because there's more milk & sugar in there than anything else, I think!
(and yes, commercial tea plants are treated with chemicals just as veggie plants are, so it is quite possible to have inorganic tea. Of course the term "organic" is quite loose according to the FDA, so you do have a point there too.)
I always have to have my coffee in the morning but in the evening I like to drink tea. Not sure why. And, I never thought about it till now. Hmmm.
Tea?
Yes please, oh but not in plastic cups, they must be china!
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Coffee please, I am still missing the coffee shop across the street from my old office. Each day a a different featured coffee, usually from a different country ... Quatemala, Coast Rica, South Africa. Monsoon swept beans from Malabar... but my favorite was every Thursday, Dancing Goat...deep, rich, throaty.
You've given me good idea for a pix for my blog on NewOrleansDailyPhoto.com
Hi Felicia, I don't drink coffee or tea - never had a cup of coffee in my life! But, I do like her house - very kewl looking things.
Love the Saki quote - and tea. Mine is tea first thing, then coffee later.
Thank you to all the coffee and tea drinkers that stopped by! Curly, these were styrofoam cups which are probably worse than plastic. Kala, you are living such a healthy life in Hawaii!
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