Showing posts with label quote. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quote. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Tealicious Find - Very Berry White

CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT TOUCH ORGANIC TEA
I had a wonderful time browsing at a HomeGood/TJMaxx combo store over the weekend. Really, I did not notice a difference between it and a regular TJMaxx, but I digress. I seriously do NOT need any more tea, but at $3 for 30 bags in a flavor that sounded interesting, I could not pass it up.  I am so happy with this purchase!  
It's organic, light and refreshing with a soft berry flavor.  And, white tea is VERY low in caffeine. The bags are non-bleached, as well as individually wrapped (so, excellent for gift tuck-ins), and they came wrapped in a plastic bag inside the large container. I even love how they give a best consumed by date on the bottom.
Their website states: "
Our common goal in each nation is to connect consumers to quality organic tea for a great value" - Touch Organic.

Here - here! Good job T.O.! If you spot these tea, I recommend you pick some up.

~Heather Elizabeth

"Thank God for tea! What would the world do without tea? How did it exist? I am glad I was not born before tea." -Rev. Sydney Smith

I may be sharing at the following parties:

Monday, March 9, 2015

Calendar ReDo

Sometimes, I find a calendar I really like...except for a few shortcomings (in my opinion). 


This month's page features coffee.  I truly loathe coffee, so I decided to make a few changes.

I colored in all of the coffee beans with a brown sharpie.
I added  clover stickers over the coffee beans on the pitcher/vase.
I glued on a Twinings Irish Breakfast tea tag cascading down the cup.
And I changed the quote, that did not suit my taste to the fun following one featuring tea:


You're American, ain't you? ...I've 'eard as 'ow they don't drink tea. Dunno 'ow they get through the day. Time was when I could 'ave a nice cuppa with me mates, the rest 'o the cleaners, sit in comfort in a room they give us, put me feet up and 'ave a bit of a gossip. Now I keeps me tea things in the broom cupboard and 'as to make do with sittin' on the stairs by me lonesome, but still, tea's tea.
-Jeanne M. Dams, Trouble in the Town Hall

-Heather Elizabeth-

I 'plan' to share at a few tea parties this week: