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"I purchased an occasional glass of delicious, sweet Iraqi tea at tea stalls and tasty kebobs or chicken at food stalls," Ms. Fippinger added.
To make it even more attractive, there are films about love, plus comics and books can be perused with a cup of Iraqi tea.
One recent front page photo even showed an Iraqi civilian pouring tea for an American soldier.
Next, we stop in the China gallery where teapots remind her of the thick dark tea Iraqis like to drink.
Muhammad Ali, 35, an Iraqi who makes the tea, said today he wanted to go back to Baghdad, also to fight the Americans.
When she returned, she carried a tray with cakes, Iraqi candy, and glasses for tea.
A black man wearing a gray dishdasha and a kaffiyeh loosely wrapped around his head, Bedouin style, sat by an open fire and prepared pots of sweet tea and bitter Iraqi coffee for us.
"You can smoke narghiles and drink coffee," Watenpaugh says, "and the Iraqis have this marvellous lemon tea".
At most cafes and restaurants, Iraqis sip fruit juice or tea instead of liquor, and content themselves with cigarettes and shisha — flavored tobacco from ornate water pipes.
But unlike most Arabs, who are ruled by monarchs and autocrats, Iraqis now have moved from the tea shops to the voting booths, and seem determined to make the most of it.
After the game is done, they'll sit in a café drinking tea and talking about the Iraqi soccer team, debating which players are good and which are bad.
