I made a pot of this last night to get me going for my writing session. I really like this tea. Really, it’s nothing spectacular, but I enjoy it. I am going to go out and buy some more right now, since I am almost out.
I usually make just a cup, but last night I made the pot and sipped out of a cup from my grandmother’s wedding china from 1919. The cup is so light and thin you can see through it. Since I’m afraid of breaking it I rarely use it, but last night I just needed a little something extra to perk me up. I got the CT scan results and I am afraid the cancer is not defeated, since a new lesion was noted. Now, that might not mean anything and I have to wait until I see the oncologist on Friday. But you see why I decided I needed a little something to perk me up. The combination of this tea, being one of my faves, and Nonna’s china made me happy.
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It’s amazing how, when you need it, that tea in that cup can be so grounding and reassuring. This is one of my cozy teas too.
Wishing the best for your results!
Here’s to finding small ways to bring yourself comfort and pleasure! Hope the scanxiety isn’t too bad and that your appointment brings good news.
Keep fighting, we’re all behind you! I’m sending a big hug through the internet and hoping for the best from the oncologist.
It’s amazing how, when you need it, that tea in that cup can be so grounding and reassuring. This is one of my cozy teas too.
Wishing the best for your results!
Here’s to finding small ways to bring yourself comfort and pleasure! Hope the scanxiety isn’t too bad and that your appointment brings good news.
I am glad your special cup cheered you! Here’s hoping for a good visit with the oncologist!
Keep fighting, we’re all behind you! I’m sending a big hug through the internet and hoping for the best from the oncologist.
Wishing you the best for your visit on Friday!