The Tea Embassy is looking for some part-time help: Part-Time Job Opportunity at the Tea Embassy The Tea Embassy (900 Rio Grande Street, Austin, Texas 78701) is looking for a task-oriented tea lover that loves to be around people and work at a local small business in downtown Austin. Skills needed include: * Interest in and Passion for Tea * 1 year Retail Sales experience * Computer Experience...
...Dazed and Confused, just got it from my mom... Eating something hopefully, and having the first non-opiate night in about 8 months... it will be filled with excitement I'm sure... I hear that tea helps. I'll be fine. But I was thinking yesterday that it's really weird how some people use these drugs for pain. I have chronic back pain and it doesn't help shit. Not because my tolerance is so...
...went to my pain management Doctor, discussed exercise, meds and he filled out my paper work for EDD, did well. He's a good doctor and does good for me. My friend Kim (aka Dynomysus on OKC) had high tea at mille feuille. She used to work there so they really set up with lost of yummies. Salmon Sandwiches, Quiche, Brioche, Croissants, Scones, and some chocolates. One was a salt and red pepper truffle...
Hi everyone! Today I did something pretty fun. I went to the Queen Victoria Building and had high tea with my mother and my favorite Aunt Christine. I wore my favorite outfit (a mint green dress) and made sure to take lots of pictures, which I’ll share with you. This is me out the front of my house before we left to catch the train. I really like this picture, I think...
...questions, comments, and nasty opinions. In fact, let's hear from you the listener. . . Is my crush ill founded if I don't even who they really are or what they look like? On another note, who likes tea? I love this Tazo black tea that I got in a sample pack. It has the perfect flavor for my pallette. It's heaven for my taste buds, I love it. Like I asked, who likes tea? I wanna hear from you. ...
... Woke up too late so I couldn't make lunch or breakfast like a big dumbass, and I also didn't go walking like I planned. So I grabbed a low fat S'mores granola bar and had my mom make me some chai tea (which REALLY warmed me up, thanks mom :D) For lunch, I had no money in my account, so I ate a couple of bites of Lance's Red Baron pizza and a couple slurps of his slush. When I got home from school...
I've recently developed a ridiculous addiction to tea. I simply cannot stop drinking the juices of dried plant matter. I've always been rather partial to mint tea (two teabags, please - no sugar), but lately I've been drinking anything I can get my hands on. At Kroger they had some tasty sampler packs of fruit teas for a dollar (whoo!), so John and I have been testing these out. For such a low price...
...I was thinking about, working on this: memory, how do you remember someone who died before you were born, our pop culture icons were underground resistance heroes on the other side of the Iron Curtain, most of the graffiti on the wall nowadays is written by tourists, what do I know about John Lennon anyway. Approx. 5.75"x 13.5". Silverpoint and tea on gessoed paper. The kids crop, all blown up:
So I got the teas in the mail. I also got my niece and nephews halloween card in the mail too. I sent one to Bogg, his Mom and Grandma and I put Hamlet's name on the envelope too, just for the laugh of it. Yeah I'm insane, what of it. So all of that is good. I got halloween cards from Bogg and another from his Mom and Grandma earlier this week. So we are all good. LOL!
Chai Latte 1 can regular evaporated milk (not condensed!) 2 chai tea teabags 1 1/2 cups water 1/4 cup honey, to taste 2 teaspoons sugar 1/4 teaspoon vanilla ground cardamom or nutmeg chocolate shavings Chill 1/3 cup of the evaporated milk in the fridge until very cold. Combine remaining evaporated milk, tea bags, water and honey in a small saucepan over medium heat, simmer 5...
