From the Nature Conservancy... http://www.nature.org/initiatives/climatechange/calculator/

A reader ask about blueberry green tea. I've not tried this blend of green and blueberry. Have you? If so, what did you think? What b...

I look forward to the early Farmer's Market each spring, where I can get watercress and p armesan -pepper baguettes. YUMMMMMM !

Why I Love Tea I like the taste of it and the health benefits. I like the trappings that go along with tea, the pots and pretty cups and sau...

Wow, I am really stretching out this London tea trip review! It's just that I don't often have the free time put together a trip pos...

Check out what my cousin made in honor of the Queen's Birthday. She (my cousin) is an incredible artist! The Queen may be, too, but I ...

In the creation story of the Bible, humans are charged with caring for the earth. That's our prime role, our work. "Then the Lord G...

On day five of my London Tea Tour , we took a trip to Windsor Castle. On the way, we stopped at Runnymede and the Magna Carta Tearoom. ...

Let's all pause and send peaceful thoughts into the universe. Peace at home, peace on foreign soils. Violence is never the answer.

For the second spring in a row, the DH has found a baby bunny in our yard. Little bunny - you are cute and welcome to stay if you don'...

These video clips (from Discovery) are hosted on the Nature Conservancy's website. http://www.nature.org/earth/activities/index.html

Interesting little story. The Queen is missing a great pleasure for not making her own tea . The wasted "fluff" and expense for t...

The Ritz Palm Court (Photo courtesy Ritz website) Tea at the London Ritz is an elegant, sumptuous affair! The setting is dripping in gold...

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Happy weekend! I picked this postcard up at a small store in Windsor.

Back to the London tea tour.... On the afternoon of Day Four, we visited the National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square . It's...

Happy Easter (a little early)! Here's a photo of me in my Easter bonnet (the bike helmet). I gave up vanity some time ago in favor of e...

Here's a link to my very creative cousin's blog: http://nextdesigns.blogspot.com/ Her chapeaus are very fun, beautiful and whimsical...

It's daffodil time and I love it! We have several varieties blooming. The interesting thing is that the smallest bloom (upper left in ph...

Day Four brought us a brisk, yet sunny morning! We continued to be grateful for the weather, as we were headed out for a walking tour throug...