The Longest Night, The Winter Solstice, and Tea
(By the time this is posted, it will be the day of the Winter Solstice in the northern hemisphere....
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by Jaelithe Crislip | Dec 21, 2017 | Spirituality | 1 |
(By the time this is posted, it will be the day of the Winter Solstice in the northern hemisphere....
Read Moreby Michael Haavaldsrud | Dec 28, 2015 | Op-Ed | 2 |
After finishing my first semester at University, I found myself exhausted, missing my family and...
Read Moreby Michael Haavaldsrud | Aug 25, 2015 | Op-Ed | 1 |
Well, it happened–I finished high school. As each end marks a new beginning, as I finish...
Read Moreby Michael Haavaldsrud | Jul 9, 2015 | Art & Design, Basics & Tips | 3 |
As a lover of all things tea, the teapot is a necessity in my life. I have often found myself...
Read Moreby Michelle Rabin | Apr 17, 2015 | Basics & Tips, Op-Ed | 3 |
I must confess that I often make my tea in a rush. Life is very busy and I imagine that I’m like a lot of people in that regard . . . rushing from one task to another. I spent the last few days at the coast of Oregon and had an opportunity to slow down a bit. I came to learn something very interesting about my tea ritual during that time.
Read Moreby Ryan MacMichael | Apr 10, 2013 | Basics & Tips, Op-Ed | 2 |
After six months of freelancing at home, I recently returned to work at an office. During my time at home, not only was I spoiled by having my own pantry and refrigerator close at hand, but my entire tea collection was…
Read Moreby May King Tsang | Apr 13, 2011 | Art & Design, Health & Well-Being, Legacy | 5 |
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a tea enthusiast in possession of good loose-leaf tea must be in want of great teaware (I do hope Jane Austen isn’t turning over in her grave!). Since tea was first imported into...
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