This weekend I…
2 May 2005
- worked
- ate all you can eat Japanese at Tokyoto
- cycled to the Exhibition Centre and back (and dropped in a couple of bike shops along he way)
- had dinner at Havana (Jeff and I ordered the exact same thing and two different things landed on the table — no one said restaurants in China were consistent)
- went a little nuts buying shirts at Everyday Online (factory seconds are beautiful things)
- had mint tea at The House
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Have you ever had Moroccan mint tea? Not sure if you like sweet teas, but mmm! It most definitely rivals the standard peppermint tea.
Comment by Maria — 3 May 2005 @ 8:12 am
I stumbled across an old mint tea of some sort in my mothers cupboard a couple of years ago and it was fabulous. I was never able to find it in the store though. Maria, can you recommend something that is: easy to find, not too overpowering, and non-caffeine?
Comment by Terry — 3 May 2005 @ 11:22 am
There are times when I wish I could post snide comments about items on WhasUp!
Chinese iDOLT to win a plastic surgery? When are they going to start a national lottery to get peoples hopes up to become a millionaire?
/Terry goes out to buy stupidity tax ticket.
Comment by Terry — 4 May 2005 @ 12:23 pm
Terry: All herbal teas are non-caffeinated and fairly mild. I'm not a big fan of the fruity stuff, but I do like chamomile, peppermint, and other "flower" teas. I usually just try the different "Sleepy Time" teas and then try the loose-leaf stuff in the same flavor.
Thank you, Andrea, for allowing me to use your comment box as my public form.
Comment by Maria — 4 May 2005 @ 12:23 pm
Oh, and after reading some of the election coverage in the UK, I don't feel so bad about the our last election.
Comment by Terry — 4 May 2005 @ 12:25 pm
Been having trouble getting online. Sigh.
Comment by Andrea — 5 May 2005 @ 5:55 pm