Tea

Posted on March 25th, 2007 by Sacha Chua

I picked up another teapot and a wooden box of assorted teas at Winners this afternoon in preparation for my second tea party. I'm slowly accumulating a decent tea collection. I can now offer friends green tea (several varieties of the Japanese green teas I favor as well as jasmine tea), black tea, red tea (rooibos), and fruity infusions. Most of my teas are organic, and they smell *wonderful.*

I wish my mom and my godparents were here. They'd enjoy tasting all these teas...

Random Emacs symbol: eshell-pred-file-links - Function: Return a predicate to test whether a file has a given number of links.

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