Mrnixonpants

Mrnixonpants drank Earl Grey Organic by Red Leaf Tea

The strangest thing is happening with this tea. I find myself wanting a cup quite often and I’m not sure why. When I first tried it I actually thought I didn’t really like it very much. It was alright, it just wasn’t really my thing but for some strange reason I can’t put my finger on I’ve been craving this tea. I can’t drink it straight (don’t think I like bergamont) so I do need to add milk and sugar to enjoy this one but I really really like it this way.

Something strange is going on here. A tea that I wasn’t wild about, possibly becoming one of my go-to teas? Has this ever happened to you?

2012-10-12 19:32:57 -0400

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ChaMei 2012-10-14 12:10:53 -0400

I commented on this post and was discussing what aspects of bergamot is appealing. Then I posted, then re-read and thought you might find it pushy and rude and accidentally deleted instead of editing. Then got lazy to rue type on IPad and decided to leave well enough alone. Ha! Short story long.

ChaMei 2012-10-14 12:14:02 -0400

Plus wanted to correct spelling mistake (as example above) but you can only delete a post. I hate auto correct when it puts IN mistakes.

Mrnixonpants 2012-10-14 13:08:25 -0400

I didn’t think you were being pushy or rude but helpful and trying to point me in the right direction.

Mrnixonpants 2012-10-14 13:09:59 -0400

And I despise auto correct for that reason I’ve really sent some strange sometimes embarrassing texts…

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Hello, my name is Vicky. I’m 23 years young and enjoying life.

When I’m not drinking tea, I enjoy spending time with my boyfriend and our five adorable rats – Derby, Brinkley, Fintan, Fievel, and our newest edition Hadley.

I’m a dog groomer and have been for five years. My job is a lot of things, but it most certainly isn’t boring!

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