Empty

My brain is empty. I'm ill and bothered. I invite you to one of my earliest posts, transferred over from the old defunct site. I can't even assess it properly.


Tea

11 comments:

Anonymous maria said...

I wish I could bring you a cup of tea to help make you feel better. As a fellow tea "phile" I can relate and, by the way, if you can splurge on leaves once in a while, try the teas from In Pursuit of Tea, especially the Red Fujian! You can look them up online: http://www.inpursuitoftea.com/

12:01  
Anonymous pohanginapete said...

Yes! Beautifully written as usual, Zhoen. Here in Aotearoa/New Zealand, the obsession with coffee (and the accompanying snobbery) has meant it's almost impossible to get a decent cup of tea unless you make it yourself (I do. Properly.) Order tea in a cafe and you'll get a steel pot of warm water with a teabag or two leaking into it. Teabags. Hmmph! Inventions of the devil.
Fortunately, things might be getting better. We now have a specialist tea shop, so I hope the influence will spread.
Good luck with refilling your brain.

12:22  
Blogger Udge said...

Gute Besserung! Maybe a cup of tea would help?

13:41  
Blogger Jessie said...

Sorry to hear you're not feeling well, zhoen. Hope that passes quickly.

CBS Sunday Morning did a feature yesterday about the Pompeii exhibit at the Field Museum of Natural History. Have you been to see it? Sunday is the last day. It looks pretty awesome.

13:50  
Blogger MB said...

((zhoen))
feel well

14:19  
Blogger Poor Mad Peter said...

I'll stay with how you are, for the moment: rest easy. Down time is good time, even if it feels lousy. NB: if you're having a migraine, please note that "good" is a highly qualified, subjective term.

05:02  
Blogger Mary said...

[[Zhoen]]
Such mixed feelings.
So sorry you are ill but so delighted to read your tea post (well I would be wouldn't I?). Drink lots of it now - and feel better soon.

[Wrapping you up in a virtual cosy warm blanket].

08:24  
Blogger Dale said...

{{{Zhoen}}}

17:19  
Anonymous Jessie said...

Sheesh, I could tell ya why my previous comment didn't make any sense, but that would take all the mystique out of it, and why would we want to do that?

12:14  
Blogger MB said...

Very nice tea post.

17:50  
Blogger zhoen said...

I have had much tea, largely Assam available through Indian grocery stores. Upton Tea has been good to me as well.

I really don't mind teabags, as long as they are not the generic flavor big brand name type. Many others are quite drinkable. Makes tea possible at work, or for D to make for me. It's a compromise.

I wanted to go to the Pompeii exhibit, but I don't live in Chicago. I am fascinated by Pompeii and Herculaneum. I'm cool with mysteries.

Feeling better this week. But then I have to work a night shift on Monday. Which will suck. I am so not a night person.

20:25  

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