Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Tea and Sympathy
I drink a great deal of tea. . . herbal, black, green, you name it, I've probably tried it.
I'm currently on a ginger tea kick to get over some nose/throat complaints I've been having, in addition to soothing an upset tummy on occasion. My tea-of-choice has been Yogi Tea because that's the first brand I encountered three years ago when I was searching for a natural tummy remedy tea and couldn't find plain ginger.
Yogi Teas offer words of wisdom on the tabs at the ends of the strings of their teabags. Today's cuppa offered this quote:
Man's power is in his prayer. And where prayer goes, God follows.
I drink a great deal of tea. . . herbal, black, green, you name it, I've probably tried it.
I'm currently on a ginger tea kick to get over some nose/throat complaints I've been having, in addition to soothing an upset tummy on occasion. My tea-of-choice has been Yogi Tea because that's the first brand I encountered three years ago when I was searching for a natural tummy remedy tea and couldn't find plain ginger.
Yogi Teas offer words of wisdom on the tabs at the ends of the strings of their teabags. Today's cuppa offered this quote:
Man's power is in his prayer. And where prayer goes, God follows.
