#thedoorkeeper

[sirrabbitkins]

Work has gotten me extra busy lately X.X. BUT The story has been cooking in the background and Pan has been my fav oc in development thus far >.> he's only shown up once in the comic; I hope to show more of him as I continue ^.^ This crazy dude likes to make a lot of silly gadgets and gizmos Read the comic on webtoons, Its a chapter behind to give myself time to finish the current chapter with this dude in it. www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/…

[sirrabbitkins]

Oof my fingers hurt from working of a comission... so I sketched another doodle for my sanity:> It's ollie doing what he does best as the Doorkeeper, he uses an axe to battle his creepy enemies...prolly gonna stay away from my computer for a day or two >_>;;

[doorkeeperpoet-blog]

Times Are Changing (and so is my handle)

For the sake of consistency and to shake things up (by making them match) this blog will now be located at http://doorkeeperpoet.tumblr.com

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[teaisacupoflife]

I ran out of oolong, and I was hoping you could recommend some for me. Thanks! =D

Oolong.  Ugh. 

Oolong is very finnicky.  One can become a master creating it with different styles, and it's also....really easy for it to get messed up....so I generally stick to larger, more generic companies or specific tea rooms.

The Twinnings Oolong is really good.  It's simple and lovely, yet tastes...classy in a sense.  But it's also more on the mild side of the Oolong chart.  Generally, I prefer the darker ones, so it was surprising I enjoyed this. XD

Stash has some summer-y Oolong's I've tried, the white peach is very clean.  I actually hope to play around with it in the iced tea form, too.

Also, there's a YMY 1960 Oolong tea.  It might be Stash.  But the box is kinda cool and has some cool facts on it.  It's on the lighterish side of Oolong's I would say, and it was almost...fruity, both of which kinda threw me off.  But, if I was more into the lighter Oolong's and could appreciate them more, I'm almost certain this would be perfect.

And I've stayed clear from the bigelow.  I love bigelow tea, in the sense it never oversteeps and is cheap, comfort tea.  But I don't really trust them with oolong...

I've also tried some amazing oolong's from local tea rooms, but I'm not entirely sure how accessible they'd be.