1 week, 4 days ago
supermoon10
Seem to have developed a bit of a cold. Drinking a continuous stream of tea today.
AJ
@supermoon10active 1 day, 5 hours ago
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1 week, 5 days ago
supermoon10
I agree it’s still worth the read. As the chapters progress she becomes more organized, leaving the repetition with endnotes the only large complaint I have. Because otherwise, the book’s really interesting.
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1 week, 5 days ago
supermoon10
I think it’s definitely a useful book to read. The first few chapters start out a bit confused (I guess as she tries to establish a beginning point), but it’s getting better organized and easier to follow as the […]
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2 weeks, 2 days ago
supermoon10
It’s the end of my latest term, and once again time for me to start up in Independent Studies.
I’ve been waiting all term to check out a certain book from my university library, knowing I wouldn’t have time to […] -
2 weeks, 2 days ago
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2 weeks, 3 days ago
supermoon10
Google Scholar helps a LOT, yeah. And Google Books has a good number of excerpts.
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2 weeks, 3 days ago
supermoon10
I didn’t see a post about it yet. Happened a little over a week ago:
http://www.worldteanews.com/news/chinese-quake-devastates-tea-center
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2 weeks, 3 days ago
supermoon10
Currently reading The Tea Road: China and Russia Meet Across the Steppe. Probable initial blogpost to come.
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Sounds interesting.
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2 weeks, 3 days ago
supermoon10
It’s good to see you posting again; I’ve been pining since I completely missed Life in Teacup’s spring preorders. Which is probably all as well, since I never know what I want (chronically indecisive […]
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1 month, 1 week ago
supermoon10
As stated, I assume it’s just a concept. The site is a resume of different concepts by the looks of it.
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1 month, 1 week ago
supermoon10
Seemed like something worth posting. Just a concept. Learn more from the designer here.
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2 months ago
supermoon10
Called it.
Mount Gray – Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine TeaLong a cherished landmark, Mount Gray is truly monumental. Since its discovery in the early 19th century, generations of adventure-seekers have been drawn to the dense woods which blanket its gentle slopes. Breathtaking…-
@supermoon10 Is this their new tea? Cleverly worded ad.
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2 months ago
supermoon10
@jackie Twitter and the linked Facebook.
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2 months ago
supermoon10
Was going to put in an order at Andrew and Dunham’s last week, but saw the post they made on the 7th, so I decided to wait. It looks like it’s paying off, because they made another cryptic post today… There’s a new tea steeping, I can smell it.
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Where did you see their cryptic posts @supermoon10?
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@jackie Twitter and the linked Facebook.
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2 months, 1 week ago
supermoon10
I clicked for the US tea farms, but I jumped on the “Canada” link at the end.
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2 months, 1 week ago
supermoon10
@teapages They’re a company I’ve wanted to try for a while, so SOKO was a pretty awesome find (although they don’t know that I know where they source their tea; I feel like a master sleuth).
I’ll probably pick up […]
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2 months, 1 week ago
supermoon10
@happygaiwan The worst (or best) part is that all of my extracurriculars are clustered on Friday. I go from class directly to tea club, cut tea club short to go to swing dancing, then immediately leave after swing […]
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2 months, 1 week ago
supermoon10
@jackie It’s a really great little shop. We need more like it. My current part-time job has been stirring up a bit of drama lately, so I’d really appreciate the change.
As for the tea club–thus far, we’ve sipped […]
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2 months, 2 weeks ago
supermoon10
@thedevotea I tend to pair it with books, snacks or more tea as well, however I find it goes surprisingly well with swing.
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2 months, 2 weeks ago
supermoon10
@xavier That it is.
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@supermoon10 – cold sounds bad, continuous stream of tea sounds good! Hope you feel better soon.