A lemon iced tea, please

[anupma]

It was an abnormally hot and sultry afternoon and I had been walking around for approximately four hours in a crowded convention hall. When I finally got out and ascended into a mall, (where else!) my throat was, as English would say, parched. So I stopped at the nearest snack stall and checked the menu. Feeling extremely hot and not very

Comments

[themadman]

You need to ask for Iced Lemon Tea. Yes, in that order.

[anupma]

Yes, sir! Never paid attention to the order before.

[pinkoliphaunt]

Aww... make it at home:o

[anupma]

Actually, I realized one gets it in bottles in seven-11. Yes and making at home works too. :)

[sumthn2say]

And what about the lemon? Guess the boy completely overlooked that as well. I am telling you, they are all very weird !!!

[anupma]

There was no lemon in it, madam. Nada. Zero. Zilch.

Well, I am not sure if they are weird. I think it is our conditioning that makes us think that everything is weird, what say? :)

[angabel]

Things are always an adventure in India. :D Was it good, though? Did it quench (one of my favorite English words) your thirst?

[anupma]

Ha ha. I think the right thing to say would be that things are always an adventure in a foreign land. This happened in Singapore, where I am at the moment. I am sure you make weird discoveries in India all the time. :)

[psasidhar]

How is Thai Tea related to this? I think it's a similar variation. :)

[anupma]

Yes, the name popped up more than once when I was searching for this one. Mixed pleasure of experiencing a new culture.