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Wife bought me an Xbox when they had been out long enough for the price to drop a bit. I still have it. Doesn't get used much. Got plenty of games all the same. Never been a fan of golf though and have a tennis game that hasn't been out of the case. As for tea deeeeeeestresser. I've been hitting that hard of late. Had to switch over to mint though, 'cause I think I'm getting an ulcer.
Mick
I like Mint tea. Problem is though,if I get too much then is starts messing with my stomach. Lot's of stress this week at work.Quote:
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Lot of stress with me at the moment too. It all works out in the end though. :) Don't stress too much mate, and I'll work on the same here.
Mick
Aye Cobber, aye.:beer1:Quote:
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I'm going to buy these tomorrow, I think...
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Still a little indecisive I see ;).Quote:
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I had some mint tea tonight to calm my ailing tummy. Off to the doc's in the morning to see what's going on in there. Test results should be in by now.
Mick
Yes, Mick, always indecisive! I actually sent myself three emails to work from home last night telling myself what tea to get. the last one was titled 'Tea LAST' as I was actually sick of not making up my mind. In the end it the email told me:Quote:
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"Green tea from Chinese shop in mall and Clari-T https://tbar.com.au/index.php/cart/product_detail/198"
I'm sure I'll go to the markets and get something completely different, like coffee....
BTW, hope you feel better soon, Mick
Well yes, something different; did NOT get Chinese Green tea from the Chinese shop in the mall DID get Chinese Heaven Dragon Rose Black Tea instead. Very nice actually, quite mild with a faint rose flavour. A 200 gr tin cost only 8 bucks; it's 14 for a 100 gr tin of 'fancy' tea at T-Bar, and I thought to myself if I want to have flower petals and fruit and things in my tea (which I DO) I could in fact just add them myself. I have one of those electric food dehydrators so am considering drying some rose hips and orange peel bits and pieces and things. I think I could quite get in to that idea of making different mixes up after drying flowers and things...
On a side note; the picture is blurry as I rushed the picture taking. If my colleagues saw me taking photos of my tea pot at my desk there's no telling what might occur. There's enough talk that goes on just because one has a little glass tea pot (and nice tea cup and saucer, side plate and silver 'Apostle' spoon) let alone be found to have been taking pictures of it...
However, as a brave and selfless gesture I shall endeavor, whatever the consequences to take further pictures of my afternoon tea times at my boring Public Servant desk...
I have more sencha than I can shake a tea bag at. Next order I might pick up some Japanese black or oolong, just for a change.
Also bought a lovely Hagi-yaki ippukuwan by Yamane Seigan-- a tea bowl somewhere in between large cup and small bowl size.
Fortunately it's big enough for me to use as a matcha bowl (that's what I wanted it for) but it's also nice for a large cup of houjicha.
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Saw this on the way home and thought of this thread lol
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