After taking a break from Haiku Friday, I have decided to begin it again on Monday. Enjoy!
Trees are brown and thin.
Will the tree of your heart be
Parched or fully live?
As this poem offers us an option between just working through our schedule or fully living, try the rich, full, blended flavor of MateVana Rooibos Chai.
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Hi! This site is my attempt at recording my experiences with one of my passions, tea. Whether you're new to the art of hot tea or a long-time connoisseur who just wants a new brew, I've got something for you! For descriptions of the teas I've tried, check the posts.
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I have had several people tell me that the comments are hard to post. I wish I could make it easier, but I'm not that tech-savvy! However, here is the method:
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Click on the little link that says "x comments on this post."
On the side, there will be a little box. Type in what you want to say.
Next, go down below the text box. You will see four buttons, tiny ones, with labels beside them: Google/Blogger, OpenID, Name/URL, and Anonymous. If you want to post anonymously, click the button labeled Anonymous. If you want to post with a code name, click Name/URL. Two blanks will open up. In the first, type your code name. The second you can leave blank unless you have a website that you want to show. Lastly, click "Publish Comment." It will take a while to show up as it has to be filtered/screened first. Hope this clears things up!
CoolCat
How to Brew Tea
To make hot tea, pour HOT water over the tea bag of your choice and let it steep for 3 to 5 minutes (no more than 3 for real tea) stir in sweetener and milk if desired. Happy sipping!
Agave Nectar
Agave nectar is an extremely useful sweetener. It's made from the agave plant, a desert product, and is available at health food stores, i.e. Whole Foods. It is a liquid & sweeter than sugar. Excellent for tea! Happy sipping!
What Is Chai?
Chai is not a tea, but a way of preparing tea. When you purchase Chai, you are getting tea -- generally black tea, but it is sometimes another tea, such as Rooibos -- that has been combined with spices, like cinnamon and fennel. Chai is not an indicator of quality, either. It can be anything from wonderful to cheapo. Please remember: Chai is not a ripoff, in and of itself.
3 comments:
CoolCat, I really liked your Haiku. You are water for the tree of my heart.
Wow! You and your first commenter are both so poetic. What a blessing!
I,too, like your Haiku. Speaking of hearts, it sounds like you and jim.texas can write poetry for Valentine's Day. Maybe even try a favorite tea to celebrate!
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