Tea Time

TEA TIME

I found Barefoot Gypsy on Granny Sue's Blog.

Barefoot Gypsy is really Juli, a mother, artist and herbalist, who lives a natural life in the Ozark Mountains. She says, "I was raised by a healer."

Juli greets you on her blog with NAMASTE - a sanskrit greeting meaning "My spirit honors the spirit in you."

While I was enjoying her writing and photographs I noticed that she has another site - for herbal teas.

There is no trouble so great or grave that cannot be diminshed by a nice cup of tea.

Bernard-Paul Heroux

Healing House Teas. Lovely pictures and descriptions of teas she formulates and packages herself from herbs she grows on her homestead.

I am a tea-lover so I could not resist.

I ordered

Zen Thin: " to support wright loss and promote health"

3 Sisters Tea: " to comfort and warm the soul"

and Blessed Tea: "for a gentle feeling of peace and well-being"

They arrived promptly, carefully packaged and delicious.

I am loving them.

Remember the tea kettle -

it's always up to it's neck in boiling water

but it keeps singing.

anonymous