Tea Roulette

I’m playing tea roulette. After all, it’s a time for reflection That’s where every time you have a sip of tea, you think about something else. GOLDEN YUNNAN SIP. I wonder why I was interviewing Eddie Veddor from Pearl Jam in my dream, in Loxton. I mean, I’ve not been to Loxton for thirty years, […]

Easter Tea Surprises

This Easter, I will be mucking about with tea. Quite a lot. After all, my family and friends expect it. In South Australia; it will be a slightly bizarre schedule. Good Friday is a holiday. I usually do a roast beef on Good Friday – as an atheist I have real problems being told what […]

The Gift of Tea

With Easter coming, I’ll be giving the gift of tea. I have obtained some china or porcelain eggs, with a band around the middle, that open up. A bit like this one. And I’ll be shoving tea inside. I’ll be creating a special Easter Blend for this purpose. and as I can only go up […]

Bridge over the River Chai

This morning, I got up later than usual. About 6:30am. It is Sunday, after all, and I don’t feel overly great. I always reach for tea. That’s my routine. Fill the kettle & turn it on, feed the cats, select a tea. Not feeling great? I wonder if I have a nice green jasmine tea […]

Genesis of a rant: What set me off

My last post (Café Quackery)  was, to put it mildly, unkind to certain café operators. In fact, I treated them with disrespect and contempt – mainly as they treated me in the same vein, by serving me tea bags, or attempting to. Several of my readers have contacted me and asked if the post was […]

So, as I was saying…

I have made the decision to move all of my tea blogging – such that there is- to this site. So I probably won’t post again on the old blogger site. So here’s a roundup of the few posts I blogged in about a year – I’m obviously not that prolific. Teaconomics 101 : This […]

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