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Assam Mangalam Second Flush FTGFOP1 from Zen Tea

Mrnixonpants drank Assam Mangalam Second Flush FTGFOP1 by Zen Tea

Finishing off the last of this sample this morning. This is a nice strong morning tea. I wish I had time to make some pancakes to go along with this one. It really makes me think of hot maple syrup.

I steeped the leaves again this time for four minutes, threw it in a tumbler with half and half and sugar and plan to take it to work with me. I need some energy this morning! I just have to get through today and I have two days off. I plan to spend them with some pu-erh…

On another note, I think today is going to be the day I’ll put up my beloved Christmas tree. It’s almost time to get out all the Christmas decorations for the rattie cage too.

http://flic.kr/p/dtgFMz -—- A picture of my Fintan when he was just a little baby! Isn’t he just a ham?

2012-11-14 07:34:34 -0500

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ashmanra 2012-11-14 08:18:53 -0500

Oh my gosh! That needs to be an illustration in a Christmas book!

Bonnie 2012-11-15 00:28:28 -0500

Oh my what big feet he has like a Hobbit! You need to get him boots!

Mrnixonpants 2012-11-15 06:53:31 -0500

Awww thanks ashmanra…I’m a little bit biased =)

Bonnie I wish I could knit or something I’ve always wanted to make them all sweaters! Boots would be pretty cute too! I love those big silly feet…

ashmanra 2012-11-15 11:42:40 -0500

Little felted wool boots would be adorable! LOL!

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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!

My other interests include : the universe and science in general (especially physics), music of all different genres, Detroit Lions football, buddhism, documentaries, travelling, and learning about myself.

“We rarely pause to acknowledge the impermanent quality of the body. We remember being children and we know our bodies have changed, but it rarely occurs to us that there is not one cell remaining in our body from childhood. The physical matter of the child’s body is gone; only a memory remains. Every cell has been replaced by new cells. But the mind creates the delusion that this is the same body.”