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2012-01-29 05:25 pm (UTC)
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I love your sugar tongs!
Every time you do one of these (which I adore, btw!) I remember that I want to shoot my grandmother's tea sets for you to see. But then I drink my coffee and I forget. I should make tea one of these mornings. It's just as easy as the French press.
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Date: 2012-01-29 05:25 pm (UTC)Every time you do one of these (which I adore, btw!) I remember that I want to shoot my grandmother's tea sets for you to see. But then I drink my coffee and I forget. I should make tea one of these mornings. It's just as easy as the French press.