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As a Brit living in America for a month, I've been confronted with many stereotypes of what the "typical" British person is like. I have to...

This is a whimsical hand lettered illustration inspired by tea and love.

Whether you're hosting high tea or afternoon tea, use the correct term for the tea you are hosting.

Looking to add some humor to your tea time? Check out our collection of hilarious tea puns that will steep you in laughter and brighten your day. Perfect for sharing with fellow tea lovers. #TeaPuns #TeaHumor #TeaLovers

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There are only a few seats available at this coming Saturday's ~ Tea & Embroidery Class ~ to join in on the class {and fun!} email me at notforgottenfarmwitch@gmail.com, call the studio at 434-263-6508 or message me on Facebook {Lori Brechlin} Having picked some tea, he drank it, Then he sprouted wings, And flew to a fairy mansion, To escape the emptiness of the world.... ~Chiao Jen If you are cold, tea will warm you; if you are too heated, it will cool you; if you are depressed, it will…

TODAY’S MENU * Enjoy a warm sip or two with these lovely ladies. How many of them do you recognize? The gents are up next! * * * ETA: Per special request by Renée LaTulippe, here’s an A…

When Brits talk about tea, they could be talking about at least three, possibly four, different things. There’s high tea and afternoon tea, as well as the curious cream tea. Do you know how to decipher the language of English tea rituals? “High” is often mistakenly used by non-Brits to mark the most formal tea affair, but high tea is actually more of a simple hearty dinner than a sophisticated sweet spread.

Want to learn some interesting tidbits about tea? If so, read this and you're sure to find out something that you didn't know about your favorite drink.

Etiquette Tip of the Month: “Pinky up” is a common faux pas of Afternoon Tea. We’ve heard a few different theories on where that tradition comes from, but regardless of its origin you do not need to drink tea that way. However, it certainly can be fun! F

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