I recently moved house and due to my terrible organisation I’ve not managed to time the internet and phone service move quite right. Therefore I’m without the internet until late July. As such I won’t be able to make my usual posting but rest assured I will take this time away to dream up stunning new ideas and hit the blog with a bang soon!
I will keep you posted and be back soon!
Hi! Please, please, please spend just two seconds and vote on the poll to the right. I want to know what the readers of my blog really want. Teh more votes I get the better I can make the place for everyone.
Thank you. 
Well its almost Christmas time but if you’re quick you can get a huge range of gifts from Buyagift.co.uk. One in particular is the site seeing cruise along the Thames.
For a handy discount you can use this code: xmas2008
But be quick as it is only valid until Christmas Day!
If you’re a fan of Facebook then you may like to hear about the following groups for individuals who love tea.
Important: To see the above groups you’ll need to be a member of Facebook. Its an easy site to join and the highlights are endless! If you join don’t hesitate to add me using the link on the right.
Fireworks and Lapsang Souchong
To all my fellow British readers I wish you a happy Guy Fawkes night. I haven’t celebrated it myself for many years now but I saw some of the fireworks at the local park this Sunday just gone and they were fantastic!!
As its traditional to light a fire and watch the fireworks on the 5th November I think a nice Lapsang Souchong would be quite fitting!
Obama Prefers Tea
According to the Sun Times of Chicago the greatest most awesome senator – Obama….Drinks Tea!!!
Forget the economy. Forget green house gasses. Forget Iraq. Forget the world.
Obama drinks tea – the only fact you need know. If we’d all been told that from the beginning we could have dispensed with the vote entirely!
I thought it was about time I moved the site to its own home and off Blogger. I’ll hopefully be able to start offering extra features and benefits for readers soon.
Thank you all for being so patient during this move.
How could I not have heard of such an incredible event?! Why did no one tell me?!Happy New Year everyone – I hope you all had a great festive period and you’re all now looking forward to the new year ahead. I forsee many a good thing happening this year, including with this blog.
Has anyone made any new years resolutions or plans?
I’ve written out a full mission statement and will be pinning it to my wall to keep me focused on the year ahead. I shall be following this post very shortly with a Teas of 2007 and Tea in Art. As well as a review on Clipper Organic Chocolate drink.
All the best to all visitors and I wish you a prosperous New Year.
Today was a day of arguments and bitter vitriol from coffee-lovers.
Now I’ll admit coffee has its place. Often good with chocolate to produce a fine mocha but it simply does not measure up to the taste, refreshment and socio-political impact that tea does. This argument took place on a message board and started off innocently enough as a discussion about ‘Life Passions’. I of course stated that one of my passions was tea. This was met with wholly unfounded statements such as “tea is crap”, “tea makes me sick” and “how on earth can you be passionate about a drink?”.
I gave a robust defence, however it was quite clear I was surrounded by lunatics and criminals and they deserved none of my time or effort. The battle was clearly won due to the lack of clear opposition and by the superiority of tea.
