... yet another video post?

[hellzabeth]

So me being here again.

I do stuff like this when bored.

Might do it more often unless you guys get sick of seeing my ugly mug.

By which I mean my face, not my tea mug.

Bitches don't diss my tea mug.

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Comments

[revolutionjack.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we mostly use pots in my house too. ^^; If I'm just making for myself, I usually use the microwave, but how would you do it in England? :O

[hellzabeth.livejournal.com]

Mi... cro... wave...

*watches her grandmother turn in her grave*

1: get teabag and mug.
2: put teabag in mug.
3: boil kettle
4: pour hot water onto teabag in mug.
5: stir if you're impatient, pressing the teabag against the walls of the cup to get the tea out.
6: throw away tea bag.
7: add milk or sugar, however much you want. (I like it with lots of milk and two sugars because I'm a baby.)
8: drink.

Simple <3 Most people know how to make tea even if they don't drink it. It's a hospitality thing.

[revolutionjack.livejournal.com]

ORZ I'm sorry!! I drink coffee more, and that's the one I brew properly. *hides*

Oooh~ Thanks for the process! Lol, actually that's how my dad makes it. I suppose I should follow he makes it then. Err, I don't think I've ever added milk or sugar to tea. O.o Are you supposed to?

>>; I'll have to see if there's a stove in the hall at uni otherwise I'm sticking to my coffeepot and microwave.

[hellzabeth.livejournal.com]

XD it's fine my gran was just really fussy about tea.

You don't have to, some people drink it straight black, but just as many have it with milk. I know you don't add milk to ice tea but same principle, I guess? It's all about choice really. Even fewer people have sugar in their tea, I'm just a sweet-tooth. And adding loads of sugar is seen to be babyish so I try to cut down when I'm in polite company but bleh.

Why not buy an electric kettle? Way easier than a stove one.

[revolutionjack.livejournal.com]

My mother and grandmother are the /exact/ same way about coffee. XDD

Huh. Yeah, I take my coffee regular, which is sort of babyish, I suppose (it seems the same stereotype is at work, the more sugar you add the more childish it seems). With tea? I dunno. I started off drinking green tea, and never put anything in it, so when I switched to breakfast tea I never added anything either.

Because ones that aren't crap cost 35 pounds-ish over here. ><; Even the crap ones are about 15 pounds. /is a broke uni student.