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[tanaise]

Oh, the rest of the stuff I was going to say. Nothing important at all, really.

I started writing a story about memories last night. I've read a number like this, so I need to be careful not to reinvent the wheel, and of course, I need a plot, but I did get a little fiddling done, and some thinking. still, even coming up with beginings of stories is something I haven't done much of in a long long time. So it can go keep my Chicken Little story company. This one may be called "Memories I Will Never Find," but probably not, as I had a better title for it before. Hmm.

This morning, the Chai was green tea and ginger. Which sounded...well, it didn't sound like it would be very good with milk. And the cute boy (whose name I think I know now. ;) wasn't there to discuss it with, so I went with Assam. I'd been skipping black tea lately because it's been upsetting my stomach a lot, but I just added a lot of milk, and it helped. This is only the second time I've had tea with milk, and the idea of hot tea with milk is still traumatizing me, but we'll see.

This psych stuff makes no sense and confuses me, so I may yet end up kicking my computer to death for being a pain and not doing what I need it to do. I will not work on a Mac, damnit!

Comments

[mrissa.livejournal.com]

But with hot tea with milk, you get to watch the fluid dynamics when you put the milk in.

Fluid dynamics are our friends.

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

Bah. We get fluid dynamics with cold tea too. and with sugar water. but as far as I can tell, we get nothing else with sugar water, cause we sure as heck don't get sweet.

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[blerkie.livejournal.com]

Oh, c'mon, you *know* you want a bus ticket for your birthday present . . .

[toratigris.livejournal.com]

Straight tea always upsets my stomach unless I drink it with a meal or snack. If I'm just having tea, it has to have milk in it. Coffee is the same way. But in either case, 1/3 to 1/2 milk will always keep either from upsetting my stomach.

I actually have come to really like it that way, so maybe you'll get used to it?

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

I don't mind it that way so far, but I suspect it may depend on the type of tea. Green tea and milk just sounds awful. And the tea I had today, once I added milk and my RDA of sugar (a lot), I could barely taste it at all. I mean, it wasn't bad, it just...wasn't really there.

It's mostly that I'm not sure how I like the *idea* of milk in hot tea. The reality might be fine, i'm just annoyed at my body.