Happy October, everyone- VeganMoFo III is upon us! It's so thrilling to be part of such a large group of bloggers participating in this yearly event. For the last 2 years, I have had a tradition of kicking off MoFo with a post dedicated to my favorite hot and comforting beverage- well, mine and a few billion others' ... tea! (Click here to see the 2007 and 2008 posts.)
I love any kind of tea (actually, I don't love that many herbal teas, but give me black, green, white, red...) any time of day. But I have to admit, a hot cuppa kicks some seriously special ass on a cold, wet day.
Which is where I found myself late last October, in the town of Bath, England...
I love any kind of tea (actually, I don't love that many herbal teas, but give me black, green, white, red...) any time of day. But I have to admit, a hot cuppa kicks some seriously special ass on a cold, wet day.
Which is where I found myself late last October, in the town of Bath, England...
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Yum, yum yum. When I was in Manchester I went into a cafe and asked for a chai. The woman behind the counter looked at me like I was crazy and asked what chai is... so I just got tea with soy milk instead. It was so good anyways!
*goes to pop kettle on*
Black tea with creamy Soya Milk is my ALL time favourite.
Happy Mofo'ing.
:)
For me October is not only Vegan MoFo, it's definitely the month when my tea addiction is back in full force. Beautiful pictures.
Yay veganmofo! Lovely photos. :-)
Mmm tea is the best! Happy VeganMoFo!
if you are still in bath, PLEASE go to demuth's vegetarian! one of the best meals i ever had! my mom agrees :)
the jane austen museum's there too! :)
I love that your first Vegan MoFo post is always about tea. The Bath photo is lovely and no better place to enjoy a nice cuppa.
I need a cuppa!
Even as a coffee-drinker/only-occasional-tea-drinker I have to admit that is a pretty sweet action soymilk series...
I remember your tea posts. What a cool way to start.. makes me feel like sipping a cup and reading loads of mofo blogs.
I am English, so therefore my love of tea is genetic. So much so, that whatever my beloved says to rouse me on a Saturday morning, my first utterance is always the same : 'Milk n' two please.'
bazu! what a cutie pie you are... in your little cap, with your beautiful rainboots... lovely! :)
i'll just ignore those pictures of black tea.
mmm a cuppa. i lived in England for a year in college, and I learned that a cup of tea truly does solve every problem.
yay for tradition and soy milk!
I wish it would get cold and wet here because that really is perfect tea weather. Man, I am fiending for some Celtic breakfast tea now!
We're both always on the road in October, aren't we?!
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