You are holding: tea, no T.

[tablesaw]

Tea is wonderful. It has magical healing properties that we do not fully understand. It's warm and refreshing. It's an odd idea really, to strain hot water through leaves to create a mystical beverage, but I'm glad someone did.

Not that I condone slavery, mind you, but that's another story.

A third story is that I left a message for T. yesterday, but she hasn't called me yet. This is good, I believe. It may have lifted my spirits, but I wouldn't have been in a good frame of mind to have a logical conversation. (I talked with D last night, and I definitely didn't have a coherent talk with him.)

Refreshed, rested and satiated, the true test will be how well I sleep today.

Comments

tea

[watermelonpunch.livejournal.com]

"Tea is wonderful. It has magical healing properties..."

It also has a bunch of caffeine. Mmmm.

Which is actually a poison and probably undoes whatever healing could happen. hahaha.

Re: tea

[tablesaw]

Not if one uses the tea that says, in large friendly letters on the front, "NO CAFFEINE!"

Re: tea

[watermelonpunch.livejournal.com]

Tea without caffeine?
I never understood the concept of decaf tea or decaf coffee.
It's like sex without the spanking.

hahah

[moominmolly.livejournal.com]

Tea goooood. I'm actually currently infatuated with steaming cups of miso broth, but am generically pro-tea.

Hooray for calling T.!

[storme]

Tea is wonderful. It has magical healing properties that we do not fully understand. It's warm and refreshing.

I couldn't agree more.

- Storme