Tea number 3 in my Hanukkah present from the roomie and so far it is my least favorite. Luckily that is due to the others being so awesome and not this one being bad. In general I don’t usually grab greens or florals and this is both so I was a bit hesitant but it smelled really good so I was excited to try it nonetheless. This tea is light and floral and sweet – a nice tea for the afternoon although nothing particularly special.
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have you been transported back to childhood? were you given 8? =0) i remember being so sad when that changed over, lol.
haha I was given 4 teas but since she is a student on a budget I was quite happy with the gift. Although it was always exciting ripping into a new present for 8 nights straight. My sister wanted to convert when she heard that there was 12 days of Christmas but when she was told you don’t get a present each day she decided to stick with being Jewish :P
LMAO….. that’s awesome! well, depending, on how much you spend there’s a lot more than 12 days of christmas…. some people spend themselves in to many, many months of debt. besides, challah, latkes and brisket trump trditional xmas food….. just one person’s opinion though.
haha well I second that opinion. Plus, everyone loves matzo ball soup. Even my roommate who is from Hong Kong now makes matzo balls and challah from scratch on occasion.
have you been transported back to childhood? were you given 8? =0) i remember being so sad when that changed over, lol.
haha I was given 4 teas but since she is a student on a budget I was quite happy with the gift. Although it was always exciting ripping into a new present for 8 nights straight. My sister wanted to convert when she heard that there was 12 days of Christmas but when she was told you don’t get a present each day she decided to stick with being Jewish :P
LMAO….. that’s awesome! well, depending, on how much you spend there’s a lot more than 12 days of christmas…. some people spend themselves in to many, many months of debt. besides, challah, latkes and brisket trump trditional xmas food….. just one person’s opinion though.
haha well I second that opinion. Plus, everyone loves matzo ball soup. Even my roommate who is from Hong Kong now makes matzo balls and challah from scratch on occasion.