Japanese Garden in November Two cups of Gyokuro Tea This is my last Tea and Truth TM writing prompt for the month of November. ...

Steph and Pearl Dexter, Editor and Publisher of TEA A Magazine Photo by Lauren Hall-Stigerts I remember my first year of subs...

Happy Thanksgiving!  I thought you might want to consider this way of serving your Thanksgiving meal.  This was taken at a luncheon in...

Like many of you, I'm anticipating a Thanksgiving Day that will provide me a full belly and a full heart. Though far from my family,...

Welcome to the Wiggler Ranch!  The DH recently began four vermiculture worm bins in our garage. We feed the worms about once a wee...

Stephane at Tea Masters blog has made me aware of an online documentary of the Wuyi Tea Region.  I've watched all episodes and enjoyed ...

Tea Basket for Songluo Mountain teas, at Ling Di's garden Some facts about tea from Huang Shan: Vladimir Putin received a gift o...

Congratulations to Angela winner of the giveaway from last week's writing prompt !  And thank you to everyone who left comments, I...

I just spent a wonderful weekend visiting friends in Denver.  Here are a few of the cool tea spots... Chaibecca , a new company on the tea...

I've been on a work trip, and I took a big leap of faith, at least what felt like one.  I trusted that sharing a bit more about mys...

Kudos to all the people who participated in the writing experiment last week.  I've been filled with joy reading your response...

Chrysanthemum Field in Huang Shan China While driving through the Huang Shan, China area we saw fields of white flowers being harv...

Huang Shan tea field, tea plants in foreground with chestnut and pine trees I want to spend a few days talking about tea in th...

This new blog series is a promise I'm keeping to myself.  A gift from my China trip was the connection of disparate ideas into a unif...

#1 - These Doc Martens are making me really happy.  I've just ordered them from Endless.com and they'll arrive on Thurs.  Do you ...

Here are some of my newly collected tea treasures.  The little brown (yixing) teapot came from China, along with the utensils.  The tea...