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 Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 3:54 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 7:59 am
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Jasmine is nice, but I go through swings between craving it and wanting a higher quality tea. sweatdrop
Nuri I'm partial to Teavana; I have an entire shelf devoted to tea and infusions in my kitchen. Davit loves the raspberry black, I'm still looking for a favorite.
I'm biased towards Floating Leaves because I know how often their stock circulates and I know how the tea is stored (thus I can vouch for freshness- they actually were kind enough to allow me to inspect their containers).
TatteredAngel Yay car! As long as you work on the attitude.
Wouldn't class it as "breed". More like Family.
Quote: My jeep (Della) has a bit of an attitude problem. She doesn't like getting up early in the morning. I blame it on old age. smile
It's just a different personality than I am used to. Madrona and I were very close and she was a bit more mature than the new one. A bit more easy going too.
I think she placed more value on comfort than style.
He's a bit high strung as well.
We'll see how he feels after this weekend.
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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:47 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:19 am
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BlueRoseTorn TeaDidikai So I met my new car today. I pick him up tomorrow. He's... got a bit of an attitude problem, but seems like a nice guy. Congrats! I'm sure he'll turn out just fine, once that adjustment phase is over. Gonna post pictures?
If people really want. confused |
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Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 12:12 pm
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TeaDidikai Quote: My jeep (Della) has a bit of an attitude problem. She doesn't like getting up early in the morning. I blame it on old age. smile Ford Taurus Station Wagon SE 2001. It's just a different personality than I am used to. Madrona and I were very close and she was a bit more mature than the new one. A bit more easy going too. I think she placed more value on comfort than style. He's a bit high strung as well. We'll see how he feels after this weekend.
I wonder what the personality on a Scion tC+ would be like. Hopefully I can find out soon. whee
Good luck on getting him to settle down, Tauruses may not be the sportiest car, but the engine packs a wallop. |
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 9:56 am
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:10 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:11 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:29 pm
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patch99329 Good luck nuri! I look forward to seeing what you come with. Will you be using the same calendar every year?
Nope, because the Athenian calendar changes every year -- it's more lunar based, and in 4 year cycles.
But also more practical reasons: I'm trying out a Demetrian calendar published by Jennifer Rief, that is tuned to the Mediterranean agricultural calendar. I was thinking about modifying it for Illinois cycles, but I'm attempting it unmodified. Demeter is a Greek goddess for a reason, after all, and Reif's book is also full of the spiritual meanings that I can connect to.
Even in that case, I'm modifying her dates to fit the Athenian calendar if there is overlap.
I'm also working with a bunch of invented festivals, that were put together by a Dionysian Mystery group that went defunct. Since none of the materials I'm using are really oathbound anymore, I'm using discretion in releasing them. I won't post their rituals, but the festivals they created. Sure, why not!
I'm hoping that this works out, so that I can just move the dates next year, rather than starting from scratch.
And if I need to modify the Demetrian festivals? That's going to be an even bigger challenge next year. |
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:57 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 3:43 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 3:59 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 6:47 pm
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TeaDidikai Romanus I wonder what the personality on a Scion tC + would be like. Hopefully I can find out soon. whee Good luck on getting him to settle down, Tauruses may not be the sportiest car, but the engine packs a wallop. My experience is that the make and model do not account for the personality any more than being a US citizen and female accounts for my personality. He needs his oil changed and he also needs to have a belt replaced. But other than that- he's warming up.
heart personally, i'm getting closer and closer with my Glory. she's such a sweet thing, even though i was (and to some extent still am) a bit partial to Toyota Echos.
*Glory is an '03 Ford Focus Sedan, with the best shade of blue!
and yes, Tea! please post pictures. i would love to see him!
*EDIT: gah, so many edits. what is his name, btw Tea? |
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Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:43 pm
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phoenix shadowwolf lately, i've found Fords to be settling down a lot. or at least more so then those "born" in the 90's. but that might also be because most of my experience has been heresay from people and their vehicles, and certain people i hung out with had very, ahem, cocky trucks.
Quote: heart personally, i'm getting closer and closer with my Glory. she's such a sweet thing, even though i was (and to some extent still am) a bit partial to Toyota Echos. *Glory is an '03 Ford Focus Sedan, with the best shade of blue!
Quote: and yes, Tea! please post pictures. i would love to see him! *EDIT: gah, so many edits. what is his name, btw Tea?
Sure- I'll post some pictures.
And his name is Teriq.
I bought him a necklace and chatted with him. He was happy until I had him speed out onto a sharp corner and then I accidentally called him Madrona. sweatdrop It was like calling the name of an ex in bed. I'm in hot water now. |
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