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January 22, 2008
by Colleen
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Douglas Fir Tip Tea

A co-worker recently brought some Douglas Fir Tip Tea from Juniper Ridge, and I had forgotten that I stashed a bag in my desk drawer until I was rummaging around trying to find a good tea to take care of … Continue reading →

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May 25, 2007
by Colleen
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Numi Ruby Chai

When I’m feeling exhausted at work, I usually go down to the tearoom and order their Xanadu brand chai, but my sensitivity to caffeine (which seems to come and go) has made it difficult to continue this ritual. I really … Continue reading →

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May 3, 2007
by Colleen
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Wu Wei – The Teacup

I stopped in at the Teacup to get some refills on our household favorites, and I also picked up a couple ounces of their Wu Wei blend. This one has less hibiscus and much more lemon – and it’s certainly … Continue reading →

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