Archive for October, 2008
Growing old? I don’t.
Posted by roanne in Personal Moods on October 26, 2008
Growing old is inevitable, but growing up is a choice. Hence, as much as possible I want to stunt the former. I really miss my childhood—the time when I had no adult responsibilities to care about.
Childhood is something to really miss and hanker for. I remember the days when I was young and ignoramus, I asked myself to grow old fast. Little did I know that it’s much fascinating and liberating being a mere child giddily scampering about sans a care in the world. I miss having less worries and troubles. I miss tick-tocks going slow-mo.
Unfortunately, I can’t stay a child forever. And so, responsibilities and problems befall. Time flies so fast now. And, the way I notice it, these two exponentially increase as I grow older and older. There are far too many demands in life I need to think about and resolve. Read the rest of this entry »
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What’s Brewing Today: CBTL African Sunrise
Posted by roanne in Food, Tea, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf on October 5, 2008
I now proclaim my new love–Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf’s African Sunrise Tea Latte.
I’m not really into teas, but if there’s one place that I’m gonna sup a cup of tea latte or two. It’s gotta be The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.
I love CBTL’s teas particularly its English Breakfast, Moroccan Mint and now African Sunrise. 
English Breakfast tastes like your regular chai tea latte but better and tastier than the regular IMO. Moroccan Mint tastes like hot chocolate mint. African Sunrise tastes…just so nondescriptly great!
The African Sunrise Tea is a mix of African honeybush, orange peel, and mallow flowers. Fusing these herbs together creates a wonderful concoction–the aroma alone is irresistibly inviting! The taste, of course, is delicious. No doubt I got hooked in one try.
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