Flipping aimlessly through a recipe book, I stumbled across a page that looked suspiciously like a timeline. In a recipe book. At least, I was fairly sure it was a recipe book (the previous 23 pages had, at any rate, been populated with recipes). I shut the book and looked … Continue reading
TimeEnergyAttentionThese are the elements of TEA. Time to sit quietly;Energy to boil and brew;Attention to the aroma and flavor. TimeEnergyAttentionWhere in life do we find these gifts? Time to listen to someone;Energy in our movement and creativity;Attention to the marvelous world around us. TimeEnergyAttentionThese are also the elements of our … Continue reading
I am a simple girl from a small town in Oklahoma. I keep things very simple in my life, especially when it comes to my tea. For years, I was completely happy with a bag of green tea and a mug. However, more recently, I have upgraded to using a brew basket, … Continue reading
If you are not among our T Ching contributors and readers who are fans of our T Ching Facebook page, you may not have heard about our photography contest. Fortunately, it is not too late to submit an original tea photo for consideration. Our contest extends through tomorrow, Friday, January 27, which gives you … Continue reading
Last month I celebrated my birthday. My 38-1/2 birthday, that is. My actual birthday is in June, but life got away from me over the last six months and I decided it was time to make it happen. In the past, I’ve celebrated my birthday with lengthy stretches of fun. … Continue reading
With all of Google’s rampant acquisitions, it wouldn’t be completely absurd to think that Google might acquire a tea company, but the purpose of this post is to imagine how a tea company might operate if it were to act like Google. Google has followed 10 Principles of the User … Continue reading