I can only hope that “ritual disembowelment during a figure skating routine” doesn’t catch on as much as teabags did.

So many food allergies, – your post makes me feel lucky that I don’t have any of them. I’ve always thought it must be pretty unpleasant to go gluten free, simply because there is so much good stuff you miss out […]

I’m a bit confused too, not a kettle anywhere in the story, except in the title 😛
Nice write-up, you lead an exciting dream life. I think you should be looking for jobs in the clandestine tea protection squad. […]

But @xavier‘s question still remains unanswered? Did you save the tea, or did it “bite the dust” along with that thief?

Ha ha, you are right. Where would the fun be in that?

Didn’t know tea reviews could be so amusing. I would drink this tea but then the whole pheremonal attraction thing might go wrong for me, if I turn into a quasi man. Looking forward to seeing you on the cover of […]

I agree wholeheartedly. I also like a splash of milk in black tea. Each to their own I say. However, unlike you I do extend that attitude to teabags 😛
I really don’t mind if someone has a bag. I tell them there […]

Ha, I’ve never been a pu’er fan myself, mostly because I can’t shake that feeling I’m sipping old dirty tea with a funky smell.