Spring break and a quieter pace at work made it possible for me to do some much-needed office cleaning, especially the tea bin, which had turned into “the dump for stuff I didn’t think was that great at home.” I did a little shameless thinning and pitching, and I may need to do more, as evidenced by this musty bag of Bigelow.

Had it been fresh and steeped with a little more care, I could’ve liked it. Bigelow is pretty good about not overdoing things—both berry flavors were primarily “just berry,” even though hibiscus was a primary ingredient. (Why, people, why?) Oh, well…another one bit the dust!

ashmanra

Twinsies! I am working on my tea stash today! Free samples, gifts, swaps, impulse buys….thinning and rearranging so th8ngs don’t get lost in the shuffle as much. (Ahem. Hopefully.) Also reaaaally being firm with myself about being “on restriction.” (We all know how that turns out…)

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ashmanra

Twinsies! I am working on my tea stash today! Free samples, gifts, swaps, impulse buys….thinning and rearranging so th8ngs don’t get lost in the shuffle as much. (Ahem. Hopefully.) Also reaaaally being firm with myself about being “on restriction.” (We all know how that turns out…)

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Steepster “geezer;” tea barbarian who has no systematic method for storage, preparation, classification, or rating; lover of strong unleaded builders’ tea. Never quite grew up—I cut and glue, play with Legos, design kids’ curriculum, and play with fifth graders every Sunday.

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