The initial letters of these words in order spelled out the opening line ("I don't drink coffee, I take tea
In no time her mother and sisters were joining her for tea with the "dear, dear Führer".
The commentary droned on: "Dear passengers, tea is a common drink among Tibetan people".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I suspect that many of you, dear readers, are tea drinkers, too (tea and the literary life just seem to fit together, somehow), which is why I thought it essential to share with you the following bit of startling news: Twinings of London is moving its tea production to Poland.
Draining the tea, he said, "Well, my dear, it's time for my rest".
I longed for a thin slice of buttered malt loaf, the slightly tacky feel on my fingers, that smell of dried fruit and tea I once held so dear.
I'd like to share a delicious healing herbal tea recipe here that my dear husband and I have enjoyed drinking for many years to help us stay well and feel better when we feel under the weather.
He was a very intelligent man who had many diverse interests and collected a variety of artworks: I remember he had an extensive collection of Chinese tea sets that were very dear to him.
They are those light moments when we are in the shower, driving, playing sports, dancing, drinking tea, gardening, talking with a dear friend, or even when we laughed at Patch Adams filling a pool with spaghetti to make that elder ladies dream come true.
