Lapsang Souchong
This weekend was very rejuvenating. The weather was beautiful and the town was minus over 5,000 college students. Campus was a ghost town, perfect for a little amateur skateboarding. Downtown was pretty desolate as well. Sunny weather invited me to do some outdoor sketching at the square. I drove by my future apartment enough to give my soon-to-be neighbors the impression of a stalker. Added a new Black Tea to my collection called Lapsang Souchong, it smells like campfire.
That was my weekend, tell me about yours?
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Colin D. Devroe
Friday, shopping. Saturday, beautiful weather, buckets of alcohol. Sunday, sleep - NBA Playoffs - Chinese food - sleep.
Paul Haine http://joeblade.com
The preview technique here is working for Opera 7.23 and 7.5 on Windows, and with Firefox 0.8 also on Windows - seems to be just IE on Windows that doesn’t like it. I can’t get it working in any browser at Hicks Design, however.As for the tea, I definately fell into the “hate it” camp :) I love black tea, but prefer it a little sweeter - assam with vanilla is my current favourite.
Nathan Borror http://www.playgroundblues.com
Paul: I first tried Lapsang Souchong at a tea tasting session and the smell sort of turned me off. They warned us we would either love it or hate it, and I guess I fell in love :)I’m using the same technique for the preview as John Hicks. It’s not working for windows users at the moment.
Paul Haine http://joeblade.com
that’s a really nice automatic preview you have on these comments, by the way
Paul Haine http://joeblade.com
did you like the tea, though? My single experience of Lapsang Souchong was that it not only smelt of campfire, it also tasted of campfire :(
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