Oooo ahhh. It’s a porcelain snail. I wonder if she’s carrying tea in her shell ☕️
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Oooo ahhh. It’s a porcelain snail. I wonder if she’s carrying tea in her shell ☕️
chamomile and honey
A mouse and his tea, 2024
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Turkish tea
“May flowers grow in the saddest parts of you.”
January 21st, 2026
Studying drama theory for a Shakespeare course – I'm enjoying expanding my knowledge of the subject, theatre has been a recurring theme in my studies lately, to my own surprise. The Bai Mu Dan white tea provided me with a delighful little session – its elegant notes of rose, citrus, and butter creaminess were balanced by a hint of wet or decaying wood, like a rain soaked forest, that matches the cloudy weather outside my window. Oh, and an extremely sugary and buttery slice of loaf bread to the side. Nice days.