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Donna, loose tea, rather than in bags tastes so much better;from many online sources, Peets among them, one can get loosetea: white tea, green tea and black tea and lots of varieties--not cheap, but Oh! So Good!Love and good luck to you,n, whose aversion to tea bags has nothing to do with politics!To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, November 19, 2010 1:49:10 PMSubject: Re: n has wheels! To Donna and group

Thank You

n,

I'll check out "Peets" online..

And now that you've mentioned tea.. and I haven't had a good cup

of hot tea in at least a year.. I think I'm going to go find me

some.. and make me a cup.. even if it's only Lipton that I can

find..

HUGS

|)onna

Peet's began in Berkeley by "Mr. Peet," who has since died;

the chain is all over

major cities in California and even on line--nearly the best

coffee I have ever had.

Safeway sells one called Big River, and there is Rain Forest,

and for the very best,

but very expensive as the Canadian dollar is worth so much

more than ours, is

Murchie's from Vancouver Canada; most of these companies also

sell really good

loose tea, too, expecially Murchie's.

I love mine with Milk and Splenda or equivalent (Sucralose).

Love,

n

From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Fri,

November 19, 2010 1:19:25 PM

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Re: n has wheels! To Donna and group

That was even better yet n.. he got

to come home with you.. I thought you might be

making a cab trip back over, then riding him home

later today or something..

I've never heard of Peet's.. Is that something

local?

Unfortunately, nameless insists that he have his

very own spot (oh.. maybe nameless is a girl.. you

know being all that "insistent" and "contrary").. in

a van of some sort.. Don't know how I'd ever take

her on vacation..

Ya know... I could just hug you to pieces n..

You never seem to lose your sense of humor!

HUGS

|)onna

I did not leave Jeff alone; he was with me all

the way,

including in the trunk of the large cab!

Love to you, Donna and to all of you,

n

P.S. We had Peet's coffee!

From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent:

Fri, November 19, 2010 12:58:42 PM

Subject:

Re: n has wheels! To Jackie and

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Jeff will be sad that

you left him all alone n

I had some wonderful coffee last night as

well... Dinner was pretty good too.. I'd

forgotten the taste of venison.. and he

made S.O.S... but over French Fries

instead of toast or mashed taters.. Earl

is a great cook, but I can't seem to get

him to understand that all the spices that

I love.. don't like me right now.. but I

eat, tell him it's great (cause it is)..

then find the bottle of Acid Reducer..

LOL..

Coffee.. now that was the stuff can be

ordered over the internet.. begins with a

G.. specialty blends.. 's boss sent it

home with him, because he was going to

throw it away.. So made me some Pecan

Torte Coffee.. was pretty tasty.. not

something I want daily though.. Think I'll

try the Pumpkin Cinnamon next..

I'm glad you had a wonderful evening..

it's nice to be able to get out and about

and talk to people.. rather than

critters.. I have to remind .. that

he's got to start the conversations round

here.. cause I got nothing new to start a

conversation with.. LOL..

It sounds like you had a great evening..

HUGS

|)onna

The foot rest lifts upwards towards the

chair--for getting in and out.

For me, as I have severe peripheral

neuropathy, the real problem is

keeping my feet on the foot rest; they are

bringing me a new one with

sides on it--not too high. The belt is a

lap belt and works really well.

I actually went clear over to Edna's last

evening--had to--they had acci

dentally left the ringer on their phone on

OFF!

I took a cab back, but Edna and her adult

son gave me a wonderful

dinner and coffee!

Love to you all,

n

From:

Jackie H

To:

MSersLife

Sent:

Fri, November 19, 2010 11:45:06 AM

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n

n

I'm so happy you have a

power chair and you can

actually get out of the

house and go places in

it. What a blessing to

live in an area that

allows you to do that.

Can you get in it

easily? I need help to

get in mine. Can't lift

my leg on the foot rest.

But there's no place

around here I can go by

myself. [too rural] I'd

love to be in an area

where there are shops I

could go into, and just

be around people

somtimes.

Keep on

trucking! :-)

Hugs

from Jackie in

Oregon

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I didn't

miss this post n..

I was pretty sure that a loose tea would definitely be better

than the bags. After all, like most other "convenience" foods,

"convenience" leaves something to be desired in quality.. There

will never really be anything just "quite as good" as homemade..

or in this case.. home brewed..

I will be looking at Peets and other places online.. However, we

do have an herbal type store out the road.. and they might carry

some type of loose tea as well.. Just have to get someone to

stop by one of these days.. if we ever have the time & money

combination to do so.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

Donna, loose tea, rather than in bags tastes so much

better;

from many online sources, Peets among them, one can get loose

tea: white tea, green tea and black tea and lots of

varieties--not

cheap, but Oh! So Good!

Love and good luck to you,

n, whose aversion to tea bags has nothing to do with

politics!