When my hubby brought in today's mail, he laid a package on the table. I received all the orders I placed, so was curious about the package. When I looked at the return address I discovered it was from Michele Morabito, at The Nest at Finch Rest blog. Don't you just love kind and thoughtful surprises for no specific reason other than 'just because!'
Under the wrapping was a lovely turkey/Thanksgiving cup with a bag of tea nestled inside, accompanied by pumpkin decorated sugar cubes, and a handmade card.
Below is a close-up of the loose-leaf tea. There's berries, pieces of oranges, blue cornflowers, and other things scattered amongst the black tea leaves.
I quickly opened it.
Under the wrapping was a lovely turkey/Thanksgiving cup with a bag of tea nestled inside, accompanied by pumpkin decorated sugar cubes, and a handmade card.
How could Michele have known that when I was in Christmas Tree Shops recently I bought luncheon plates and soup bowls in the same pattern for my next Bible study gathering. I don't remember seeing any cups at either of the stores I visited, so a return visit is on the horizon.
I loved her handmade sunflower card too. Those who know me know I have an appreciation for the cheerfulness of sunflowers.
Below is a close-up of the loose-leaf tea. There's berries, pieces of oranges, blue cornflowers, and other things scattered amongst the black tea leaves.
I steeped a cup of it immediately.
I'm usually pretty good at detecting flavors, but this tea has me stumped. It has a mild taste rather than robust, and I'm not picking up citrus, berries, or spices as the dry leaf indicates. My taste buds must be off, because what I am tasting are chocolatey notes. It's very good.
Thank you for making my day, Michele!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift, and perfect for you. Extra special because the mug matches your new dishes!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
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