Today, I had planned to dedicate my day to drinking my favourite teas.
When I woke up and looked outside I had a shock: the scenery had no pigmentation left in it, only white EVERYWHERE! 60cm added to what was already there… took me hours to get out of the house. The joy of having 4 seasons :-)
Daba, you will be missed… I have tried to extend your life for as long as I could, but sadly, it all comes to an end today.
You have been a good companion, I think I have treated you well, making you my official favourite green tea.
You didn’t sell for cheap, that I remember, but tragically, you are not for sale anymore, that’s right, you’re hometown Butiki doesn’t seem to carry you any longer.
I’d like to think that we’ll meet again in this life, Daba chéri, my cute Lilliputian green tea (see previous note )
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This tea seems to be nice. I’m still exploring the green teas because I think they are not my thing. I can drink now more and more flavoured greens but plain ones are still difficult to me.
The exceptions are green Oolong…I love them !
Are you doing home office when you have such snow ?
Ysaurella, I don’t blame you, greens are often finicky and need a lot of care, it’s so sensitive to temperature and easy to over steep, don’t you find? But when you find your sweet spot, some are amazing. I love senchas and long jing. Also, I find it is hard not to like Verdant Laoshan green!
To answer you question, even if I’m 45 min. away from work, I normally go in no matter how bad the weather is, even ice storms! don’t forget, i am used to drive under those conditions but I would recommend to your friend who’s coming to live in Montreal shortly to use public transportation for his first winter here :-)
tricky greens, yes they are !
Au Canada vous êtes bien équipés en pneus neige, c’est certain :)
This tea seems to be nice. I’m still exploring the green teas because I think they are not my thing. I can drink now more and more flavoured greens but plain ones are still difficult to me.
The exceptions are green Oolong…I love them !
Are you doing home office when you have such snow ?
Ysaurella, I don’t blame you, greens are often finicky and need a lot of care, it’s so sensitive to temperature and easy to over steep, don’t you find? But when you find your sweet spot, some are amazing. I love senchas and long jing. Also, I find it is hard not to like Verdant Laoshan green!
To answer you question, even if I’m 45 min. away from work, I normally go in no matter how bad the weather is, even ice storms! don’t forget, i am used to drive under those conditions but I would recommend to your friend who’s coming to live in Montreal shortly to use public transportation for his first winter here :-)
tricky greens, yes they are !
Au Canada vous êtes bien équipés en pneus neige, c’est certain :)