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Old 02-16-2011, 01:30 PM   #8187
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Exercise as a life style, rather than exercise along side my lifestyle.
I re-read it and
I envy people like you who enjoy it
If I could stay healthy by never ever leaving my house, only reading books, watching TV(have not watched any for almost 2 months now?), surfing the Internet, I would be very happy! I dislike any activities. Any activities I have, I push myself to do it.
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Back to Georgian Caravan tea... it has a slightly sweet taste around my cheeks. Not on my tongue, but on my cheeks. Weird. Full bodied, a bit earthy and smoky, and most definitely a good brew on a cold day. Yes!! That's it! Where Lapsang Souchong goes better with cold and 'rainy' days, this Georgian Caravan tea is just the ticket for cold and sunny days! It's certainly a tea that I'll re-order! In fact, I think I'll have another cup right now!
Sounds interesting, I might get a sample of this one.
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