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As I make my way to Penglai.
May. 18th, 2007 10:29 amI've fallen in love with tea again. This herbal affection always seems to coincide with a resurgence in my love for all things British and a bandwagon desire to "do as Britons do." I found a lone sachet of Twinings English Breakfast Tea in the cabinet here at work and after doing a little digging I came up with a whole box of Green Tea that I'll move on to after I finish this cuppa'.
-- I'm also nursing a cold (two days of walking up and down Michigan Avenue without a coat will invite those kinds of things) and this tea is currently the most incredible thing my throat has ever felt.
This time last week, I was just waking up. Bollocks.
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bigbetterirish, as a fellow fontophile, I'm sure you'll appreciate this. I guess...not much makes news in Britain. An overturned apple lorry on the M-5, maybe?
-- I'm also nursing a cold (two days of walking up and down Michigan Avenue without a coat will invite those kinds of things) and this tea is currently the most incredible thing my throat has ever felt.
This time last week, I was just waking up. Bollocks.
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bigbetterirish, as a fellow fontophile, I'm sure you'll appreciate this. I guess...not much makes news in Britain. An overturned apple lorry on the M-5, maybe?
