I admit it I'm a tea addict. Admitting it is one of the first things we have
to do here at tea-drinkers anonymous. I think it was peer pressure. Do you
want a cup of tea people would say? I just said yes. I wasn't thinking. You
know how it is. You don't want to stand out. You want to be cool. You want
to be accepted. I just thought it would be ok. Just twenty years later I am
reduced to working for a living. I must have my tea. I commit acts of web
design just to get the money to feed my habit. It's a wonderful thing tea,
but life can seem meaningless without it.

Beware fellow tea drinkers, this could happen to you.

Christopher
www.SlowDownNow.org
www.christopherrichards.com

On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 21:21:24 GMT, Christopher Richards wrote:

> I admit it I'm a tea addict. Admitting it is one of the first things we have
> to do here at tea-drinkers anonymous. I think it was peer pressure. Do you
> want a cup of tea people would say? I just said yes. I wasn't thinking. You
> know how it is. You don't want to stand out. You want to be cool. You want
> to be accepted. I just thought it would be ok. Just twenty years later I am
> reduced to working for a living. I must have my tea. I commit acts of web
> design just to get the money to feed my habit. It's a wonderful thing tea,
> but life can seem meaningless without it.
>
> Beware fellow tea drinkers, this could happen to you.

Bah! It's only an addiction if you try to stop.

And my daddy always told me that quitters never get anywhere.

--
Derek

"Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons
exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten." -- G.K.
Chesterton

"Derek" > wrote in message ...
> On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 21:21:24 GMT, Christopher Richards wrote:
>
>> I admit it I'm a tea addict. Admitting it is one of the first things we
>> have
>> to do here at tea-drinkers anonymous. I think it was peer pressure. Do
>> you
>> want a cup of tea people would say? I just said yes. I wasn't thinking.
>> You
>> know how it is. You don't want to stand out. You want to be cool. You
>> want
>> to be accepted. I just thought it would be ok. Just twenty years later I
>> am
>> reduced to working for a living. I must have my tea. I commit acts of web
>> design just to get the money to feed my habit. It's a wonderful thing
>> tea,
>> but life can seem meaningless without it.
>>
>> Beware fellow tea drinkers, this could happen to you.
>
> Bah! It's only an addiction if you try to stop.
>
> And my daddy always told me that quitters never get anywhere.
Derek,
Thank you. Your daddy was a man of profound wisdom. You certainly can learn
a thing or two from tea drinkers. I just hadn't thought of not trying to
stop. Brilliant!

Christopher
www.SlowDownNow.org
www.christopherrichards.com

I also love my tea.. have it everyday.. infact.. I recently sent away &
received my order of 52 tea varieties.. which totals 500 tea bags..
which will add to my already large tea collection.. between herbals,
flavored, green tea, exotic, oriental. But I have to mention that I also
like to have my coffee too! ..Mindy

>
> Beware fellow tea drinkers, this could happen to you.
>
I loathe the day when I should discover that I am allergic to tea. Some
addictions are most enjoyable and should not be frowned upon but
encouraged.
JB