On cold mornings, there’s nothing like a cup of tea. I like coffee, but I like like tea.
Loose leaves to pre-bagged, cheap to expensive, with cream or without, it doesn’t matter.
Tea is yummy.
My favorite little treat, brought to my attention by a visit to my mom’s house, is adding a splash of coffee creamer.
Right now, I’m using International Delight’s Vanilla Caramel Creme.
SO YUMMY!
I use grey and black teas with these creamers, I feel that they make a great base and don’t overwhelm you. Experiment away!
I plan to curl up with book three of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Fire and Ice series and a cup of hot tea. It’s the best thing to do on a clear night.
(Not for sensitive ears. Cursing, the N word, but hilarious for grown ups with a sense of humor. Enjoy!)
Like every hobby of mine, they come and go.
I’ll go from reading three books, back to back, to, what I would call, complete book abandonment for weeks.
A little back story:
I donated and sold most of my book collection over time. I had close to a hundred manga and at least double that in murder, mystery, and fantasy novels. I was addicted. I’ll admit it. I would take in any unloved classic novels and any intriguing children’s books, unique art style or story still win. It was a hobby to collect them after a while. It was thrilling to stop in at Ellie’s Paperback Shack to see her latest collection of really old books. She would accept a ton of donations and anything that looked ancient was put in the back.
I’m sure she has hidden gems back there worth a fortune.
Any book lover will tell you. There’s a smell to books that’s like honey to Pooh bear. It’s intoxicating.
Although I am caught up on George R. R. Martin’s first two books from A Song of Ice and Fire series, the library is out of the third, A Storm of Swords.
It’s not too shocking. There’s a reason I want to read it so badly, just like everyone else.
The TV series has just finished up until book three. Everyone waiting is dying to know what happens next, so they’re reading ahead.
I love when TV triggers others to read. Just awesome.
Until I’m next on the waiting list, I decided to grab a favorite from my tiny bookshelf, beside my desk. What did I finally choose for my next book mania?
Year after year, Black Friday is a beacon for the crazy, the cheap, and the savvy savers.
Since High School, I have enjoyed this day for what it’s meant to be- FUN!
I used to sit outside, in the freezing cold, with friends who were there to shop. I would bring some cash, but only enough to feel okay wasting. I wasn’t there to shop, people. I was there for entertainment.
That was Charles County for you. Boring.
This year, I have my bright blue eyes set on two things for the house.
A washer and dryer.
It’s funny how your wishlist evolves as you grow older. Bring on the practical!
However– It is also an in-depth RPG game for android phones.
The entire house is addicted right now.
For $2, the game is well worth it. The dialogue is hilarious and the quests are equally entertaining.
The easy re-play ability will keep us addictive for quite some time, while we figure out how to optimize our team comp.
(So far, Mage + Druid is all you really need. Mage is a nuke and the druid is a Heal/Mana battery. Love it!)
You should try it out if you constantly need to kill time on your phone. The music is quirky and nostalgic, but silent mode is encouraged.
I wish I could figure out why my phone makes the game all flashy. It starting to strain my eyes.
O.o
(In other phone related news, looks like I’m up for a new phone soon. At the very least, my contract is up in a few days.)
Time for a blog revamp to get my creative juices flowing. That sounds gross, actually. I need a recharge on creative pixie dust#ChangeisGood 1 month ago
I have a little over 300 pictures sitting on my camera to edit, a weekend without the boys, and a positve outlook on life. #GoodFriday1 month ago
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