Tea Exchange? - Page 2 - ThinnerTimes

Cat_Lover · 09-06-2007, 05:17 PM

Sounds like fun, add me to the list.

Regards,

Cat_Lover

kellyinvirginia · 09-08-2007, 06:34 AM

Sounds like fun! I am pretty new to all this. I stayed on here reading and reading and doing somemore reading BEFORE my surgery and haven't really been on since...I can see I need the support, inspiration and friendship that you all seem to share here. Sounds like a good way to make some friends! Count me in...let me know what to do...as far as where to get the addresses and such!

MiladyB · 09-08-2007, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Mavisavis

The panty thing was so fun...just getting cool mail from all over the country, and even across the seas. I was thinking......many of us have a new or renewed love for warm beverages. Gwen from the UK wanted to share her fav brew with me and sent me a box from far far away (thanks again Gwen). It made me wonder if anyone would enjoy mailing tea bags here and there. It should be cheap and fun. I don't know about concerns with sanitation and such, but would think we would have to mail only the ones in individual wrappers.....or an entire box if we really wanted to share that much with a friend. What do you guys think?

This sounds like fun, Marty. My next 2 weeks are packed and then I'll be outta commission for awhile but I'm game. I may just have to send Luna out to shop for me....she LOVES to shop!!!....and she loves tea. Count me in.

Luna Lurker · 09-08-2007, 01:14 PM

Okay, I'm game most of my teas are decaf now but that doesn't mean I can't buy or trade some that sound interesting. I guess I'll have to pick up the slack that Beth will be causing in our local shopping community while she is out of commision. VISA is not a four-letter word. Add me to the list too, please.

MiladyB · 09-08-2007, 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Luna Lurker

Okay, I'm game most of my teas are decaf now but that doesn't mean I can't buy or trade some that sound interesting. I guess I'll have to pick up the slack that Beth will be causing in our local shopping community while she is out of commision. VISA is not a four-letter word. Add me to the list too, please.

*LOL* Are you really sure you are up for the challenge of picking up the slack, Judy? That's a huge endevour!!! BTW, Just came back from the Calvin Christian Consignment shop in Grandville. All womens slacks are $1, you may want to check it out now that you are into a size 16!!!!! WOO HOO!!!! You are doin' it lady!!!!!

sdgrrl · 09-08-2007, 01:42 PM

Yay! An exchange I can afford to take part in! Way to go, my sMarty Pants Grrl!

I collect hammered aluminum stuff (from the 50's). One of my prized finds is a pounded aluminum, glass lined ice bucket. I proudly display it on my counter and it is filled to overflowing with teas (conventional as well as unique). I would be happy to share and receive other such beverages. Michelle is a tea grrl as well, she particularly enjoys them after a pancreatitis attack.

So count us in! How do we do this? (couldn't afford the sMarty Pants exchange....)