Thanks you, sir.

Gotta admit that this post made me a bit weepy. Thanks to tea, we met virtually before either of our blogs existed. Doing anything for as many years as we have takes a lot. It’s also important to know when it’s time to throw in the towel. I’m sad to see this blog come to an end, but I’ll always be a fan of your writing in whatever form it takes.

Broooooooo!

I consider you, Marco, one of the best voices of the new class of tea bloggers/content creators. I will still be around to see your ascent, and hopefully share more cups with you in the future.

I do remember that! Zhen Qu Gold Buds was the tea. Aaaaah, good times. I will do as you say, friend.

Sorry to hear this.

But I understand, things change and we have to change as well.

Once I thought about quitting my blog and my small tea store in Colombia, mainly for financial reasons.

Now my situation improved, so I continue them as a hobby. For most tea bloggers, maintaining their blog is probably a luxury.

I’m happy to hear that!

I think so, too. So many other stories to tell. I mean, there are still tea stories to tell, but not “just” tea stories. Stay tuned.

Thanks, Kelly! I’ve enjoyed some of our correspondences over weird teas. I’ll still be exploring, just not at the same output. Along with the other pursuits.

Video seems to be the way everyone is going, and I can only find comfort zone in doing that a little bit, not diving all the way in.

Thanks, Eunice, I’m glad you’ve tuned in to some of the new stuff. I do hope we encounter each other again at a tea festival in the future.

We’ll definitely see each other again, and over a cuppa. I’m sure of it.

Thanks Ron, happy to have provided a service. Of some sort.

Thanks Lu Ann. I’ve still got plenty of stories left to tell.

Likewise! And thank you. Too tall a praise from too tall a man.

INSPIRING!