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I love the idea of really owning it. Like how a ton of people have tattoos now, but I never once found something I could guarantee I'd love forever, so no tattoos for me. I should embrace my bean-water-less life while being unmarred by inky art!
I think not having tattoos is cool, since I think most people get them now. What about tea? Do you like tea? Coffee makes me jittery as hell and much too talkative, so I don't drink it too often. But green tea is perfect.
@room_raccoon @MisterHavoc @Geek_King caffeine or no, to me tea is meant to be drunk like, in the evening curled up on a couch reading a book. There's just something very soul-warming about tea:)
I like it all day long! Even in the summer.
It's a nope for tea as well. There are some tangy or flowery ones that are okay, but I don't really like them that much. Green teas taste too much like grass clippings for me to really get into them.
Aww. I really love vegetal flavours.