I had planned to attend my local march today. The conspicuously-timed stabbing migraine I’ve been fighting since yesterday morning had other plans. So I am stuck at home, trying to rest and not dwell on the frustration of having my body betray me or the guilt of not being in the streets with my friends and colleagues. What does one even drink on a day like today? Why, Butiki of course, for this is a day for dwelling on what we have lost and remembering what we still have. I’m pairing it with Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events.
This blend has held up quite well. I may have added too much sugar to the first steep, resulting in an imbalance between the almond and maple flavors. I didn’t really get any waffle flavor, though there was a nice thick mouthfeel and no driness. I’m on steep 2 now and the flavor of the base tea has come out to play, sort of bready and just a touch bitter. This is a wonderfully soothing, dessert-like blend that I’m happy to still have a little of.
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Sorry to hear your body was resistant to resistance! I went out to the Austin march, it was hot and sweaty, but it was nice to be around others who feel the same as I do.
I love NPH! I’ll have to check out that show!
I’m sorry you had to miss the march. The one in Fargo was very good. WE were very, very well behaved. And as for the migraine, you ave my utmost sympathy. I really hate those.
Sorry to hear your body was resistant to resistance! I went out to the Austin march, it was hot and sweaty, but it was nice to be around others who feel the same as I do.
I love NPH! I’ll have to check out that show!
I’m sorry you had to miss the march. The one in Fargo was very good. WE were very, very well behaved. And as for the migraine, you ave my utmost sympathy. I really hate those.
Thanks Dustin and Maddy! I’m glad you showed up!
@Dustin – NPH is great and so is the show. Highly recommend.