Reading Food

Okay. Before I have to go, I just have to say that I was looking online for a particular organic tea that I need for my treatment regimen, and I found this fairytale of a website for tea: www.dragonwater.com.

Oh, I just swooned! They have these two teas that I just about would die for, and will eventually have to try. Longing Heart Tea and Ginseng Lily Tea are both teas made with green tea leaves woven into the shape of either a heart or a ball, that when they unfold at the bottom of your cup, a lily blossom is revealed. There's a flower wrapped in there! It just tickles me pink.

Ah, to have a nice bubble bath, with a cup of tea, and some toast. Poppy seed toast. Yum. Tea is just the essence of peacefulness, and relaxation. It's like incense for your mouth. On the first day of Spring, with snow on the ground, there just needs to be some tea involved. Finding that tea online was not quite as surprising as the snow that fell, but at least it is more soothing.

I'm down for a nice cup of lemongrass tea right about now, and that's where I'm headed. I'm passing on the whole tea ritual thing, and just making it in a glass mug to carry to my bedside, while I finish that book on aliens that Ashley loaned me. *chuckles* On a tangent, she got this Secret Interplanetary Agent I.D. for an acquaintance of ours here in St. Louis. My bet is, he'll keep that card in his billfold for life! This has nothing to do with tea, but what would a post from me be like without something tangential? Have a Nice Day.

My mind is made up...not like my bed, which is a mess.

This post was edited by rosyxxx on Mar 21, 2006.

It's exactly a year and one day later. Are you still drinking tea?

Tea is nice. Personally, I like Japanese green tea, specifically roasted green tea.

What comes around goes around.