January Talking Meme: Day #1
Tea, coffee, or other?
Oh, that's a very good question! Also, a very easy one. :-P
I'm very much a tea drinker. In fact, I have an entire shelf in my pantry dedicated to various types of tea:
The majority of my tea comes from Adagio, which is an awesome site to get tea and tea-related items if you're not familar with it. (Use 2894461798 to get $5 off, for the next 24 hours, if you've never used the site before and want to try it out.)
One of my absolute favorite flavored teas right now is Adagio's coconut tea. Their Irish breakfast tea is my coffee substitute, though, and the one that I typically drink in the mornings.
Don't get me wrong, I do drink coffee from time to time (usually when out and about or at work where the coffee is free and of good quality while their tea options are, uh, less than stellar), and I actually used to prefer it to tea back in university. Then I spent some time in England and Wales, not too long before I graduated, and I discovered the wonder of tea.
Not to mention, I am originally from Tennessee. I'll always appreciate a cold glass of sweet iced tea. ;-)
ETA: By the way, I still have several days open. Send me more topics to talk about?
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Oh, that's a very good question! Also, a very easy one. :-P
I'm very much a tea drinker. In fact, I have an entire shelf in my pantry dedicated to various types of tea:
The majority of my tea comes from Adagio, which is an awesome site to get tea and tea-related items if you're not familar with it. (Use 2894461798 to get $5 off, for the next 24 hours, if you've never used the site before and want to try it out.)
One of my absolute favorite flavored teas right now is Adagio's coconut tea. Their Irish breakfast tea is my coffee substitute, though, and the one that I typically drink in the mornings.
Don't get me wrong, I do drink coffee from time to time (usually when out and about or at work where the coffee is free and of good quality while their tea options are, uh, less than stellar), and I actually used to prefer it to tea back in university. Then I spent some time in England and Wales, not too long before I graduated, and I discovered the wonder of tea.
Not to mention, I am originally from Tennessee. I'll always appreciate a cold glass of sweet iced tea. ;-)
ETA: By the way, I still have several days open. Send me more topics to talk about?
This entry has been crossposted to Dreamwidth, and it currently has
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