|
http://www.artandtea.wordpress.com
Musings on beads, polymer clay, making jewelry and the wonderful world of the tea leaf
In choosing this morning’s tea, I realized that in my nearly 3 years of reviewing teas here on my blog that I’ve never chosen one from the Nilgiri district in India. This tea growing district is located in the southern state of Tamil Nad (read full article)
I recently read a post by Libby Mills on making a flickr gallery for inspiration. What a cool idea, thanks Libby! I made some of my own galleries to inspire and delight. Tea Bowls Antelope Canyon Fractal Art That was so much fun! What inspires you? & (read full article)
I am craving more comfort this morning, this time in the form of chocolate. Chocolate Earl Grey tea, that is. I know, not my usual choice in a cuppa but I am always intrigued to try new types of tea. To close your mind and your palate in saying that (read full article)
The last day. So final. This is the day that you find yourself trying to fit in everything that you wanted to do but didn’t get a chance to on all of the other days. So, it turned into a “bits” day – a little bit of this and (read full article)
On the 3rd day of our Taos journey, we took a trip south to visit the capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe, for the afternoon. For me, the highlight of our visit there was a trip to the Georgia O’Keefe Museum. From the moment when I first gazed up (read full article)
Every morning we carefully stepped our way across the cobblestones to the workroom where we settled down in our own individual cozy spot, picked up our pointy sticks and let the yarn flow from them in colors that spoke to us of the gorgeous Taos (read full article)
Despite getting a late start on the road from Albuquerque to Taos and also leaving during the height of rush hour traffic, we were graced with a very good omen that traveled along with us for quite some time. As I drove along, I just kept thinking h (read full article)
With each passing day, my anticipation and excitement is growing and expanding as I think about my coming journey to New Mexico. 2 more days! The first half of my trip will be spent in Albuquerque visiting with my youngest son and his family. And, y (read full article)
Does anyone else feel that August is cruising at warp speed towards September? It’s always felt like a “getting ready” month to me. There is a buzz, an undercurrent in the lazy haziness. That being said, this weekend stretches wide (read full article)
On this sunny, late July morning, I’m getting off the tea path and venturing onto the herbal path. This dried flower has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine. Here in New England, we commonly see it blooming from August all the (read full article)
Our free membership allows you to rate and review recipes, manage your private recipe box, submit your own recipes, and more!
