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