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Old 05-30-2011, 04:02 AM   #11820
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I love three day weekends.

Good Monday morning
An unusual greetings from me...good morning on Monday. I guess I love three day weekends too
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I love it...to be at home, with a cup of tea, for example Fortnum and Mason's Assam Hattialli, a good book....I think I love any weekend

Yesterday I said that I cannot find Wuyi Dark Rock anywhere. Then I tried again and immediately found an online shop that sells them The Chinese Tea Company. My other half said we got to go there next three day weekend for a tea ceremony but I manage to chicken out. I said we have got too many tea at home that we got to drink. It would be impossible to leave this shop without new teas and their prices are over the top, although Wuyi Dark Rock is OK and I can order it online. Bye bye Tea Smith. Your loss. Looks like a very professional tea shop with tea tasting sessions and a big variety of Chinese teas. Lucky Londoners. Although they have online shop too
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