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A Green Tea Wrap Party Moment

The Harney and Sons Pan Asia tea bags I carry with me on all business trips because they are easy – though apparently they look like baggies of weed, which may explain why my carry on bag has been hand searched more than once. Continue reading

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An All-The-Oolong-Day Moment

I’ve been so entrenched in my Green Tea Party, that I decided I needed to pause my clique-ish behavior and try to make some new friends. Continue reading

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A Who Sencha Tea Moment

In this corner – Jen. Tea enthusiast. Enjoys black teas, white teas, oolongs, and has been leaning favorably toward greens. Eats sushi on most Saturdays, hates math, and has danced to accordian music in a Siberian forest. Continue reading

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A Refreshing Sencha Moment

Ah yes. That’s a tea I’d like to hang out with. Continue reading

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A Summer Morning Moment – Finally

For those of you unfamiliar, June Gloom is the presence of a marine layer that hangs around for most of the the month of June, leaving the skies looking overcast. More Seattle than San Diego. Continue reading

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An Empress Jasmine Moment

In particular, I thought a royal presence would be a good thing, so enter Empress Jasmine. Continue reading

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A ‘House’ Green Moment

I am being reminded of something as I watch Edie navigate through her second year of life. Nothing comes without practice, frustration and repetition. Whether learning to walk, saying a new word, figuring out which shoes goes on which foot, or experiencing new flavors, the first time is never a charm Continue reading

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A Long Jing (Dragonwell) Moment

Legend #3 This is my personal favorite. Locals believe that in the ancient past, a benevolent dragon lived in the well. He controlled the weather and ensured that the area had enough rain. Locals would pray to the dragon and bring him offerings. Continue reading

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