I’ve often experienced people as places, in which conversing is a kind of traveling. Often the place a person conjures is subtle, but occasionally someone enters the plane of existence as a prairie one unexpectedly...
Read MoreFinding a drink that won’t worsen my chronic stomach troubles can be difficult. Both coffee and tea have a lot of acidity, whether they are caffeinated or not (though caffeine happens to worsen my symptoms). ...
Read MoreReturn to T Ching Classics: Cold Fighting Recently, a friend and I had a spontaneous tea exchange. She was having trouble sleeping and I had just purchased a delicious light citrusy Tazo Rest Tea with Valerian, Rose Hips, and...
Read MoreWhen I first began writing about various kinds of teas, I mentioned my roots as a coffee drinker and wondered about their compatibility on the palate. I must admit, when my stomach allows it, I love early morning...
Read MoreReturn to T Ching Classics: Tea and Sleep In ancient Greece, before the Fifth Century BC, if one suffered from insomnia it may have been considered a punishment from Hypnos, the god of sleep. However, during the Fifth Century...
Read More
Recent Comments