Every time I set my microwave's timer (sorry, I don't have a Wicked-Witch-of-the-West hourglass) for three minutes-- a good length of time for many black teas-- I hear the rhythm of The Royal Guardsmen, singing, "It's Sopwith Camel Time." [Timer], [3], [0], [0], [Timer].
"And this is relevant to my tea-drinking experience how?" I hear you asking. Well, when one drinks some sophisticated tea using one's best gongfu, and some goofy number from the '60s is ringing in one's head, it rather colors the experience. And because I think it just about every time I make tea. Can't help it. Could be worse, I suppose.
"And this is relevant to my tea-drinking experience how?" I hear you asking. Well, when one drinks some sophisticated tea using one's best gongfu, and some goofy number from the '60s is ringing in one's head, it rather colors the experience. And because I think it just about every time I make tea. Can't help it. Could be worse, I suppose.
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That amuses me.
Remember how Blueberry the parakeet used to chirp the pitch of Mom and Dad's microwave?
Ohhhh, lookie what I found:
http://www.justhourglasses.com/hourglasses/gothic/Wizard_of_Oz_Dragon_4-Minute_Sand_Timer_
Amazing post! I initially found your blog a week or so ago, and I want to subscribe to your RSS feed.
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