Yarnification

I also used a little of that birthday money to order a 4-ounce tin of cinnamon tea from Adagio since I’ve been hearing such good things about them. It came about an hour ago. I’m so glad I had it shipped to work, because I was really wanting something yummy to drink when Don told me a package had just showed up for me. And I have a single-burner electric thingy (like an electric stove burner, but it’s just the one and you plug it in; I’m pretty sure that’s not called a hot plate but the word is escaping me right now) and a teakettle here at work, and one of my tea balls is here, too. (But not the more excellent one that Don got me, which is shaped like a little teapot and has a little tea tray to set it on. It is beyond cute, and I must bring it to work now since I’ll probably be keeping the tea here.)

Anyway. So I opened the box, was duly impressed that they shipped it in an airtight clamp-top tin, and sniffed it. Mmmm…cinnamon… And how cute is this tin? (Bad picture, I know. This camera doesn’t seem to like to take photos of shiny things.)

So I made up a cup of this stuff, and it is absolutely divine. Usually tea from a teabag I have to sweeten like crazy for me to like it, but I only put about a quarter-teaspoon sized blob of honey in it and it tasted wonderful.

I am hooked. I’m so impressed that I even put a link to them over there on my sidebar. (It’s near the other link buttons below the calendar.) Maybe this will get me off my coffee habit finally; coffee tends to bother my stomach but before now I hadn’t found any tea that was so yummy that I’d be willing to trade my morning coffee for it. Mmmmm….