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Books and Sundry
Watoosa
How Am I Excessively Diverted?
Big Ben
Ben's Bookshelf
The Minerva Louise books & Lawrence, Stoeke
The House in the Night, Swanson
Little Oink, Little Hoot, & Little Pea, Rosenthal
The House in the Night, Swanson
Little Oink, Little Hoot, & Little Pea, Rosenthal
Jackamo
Jackamo's Sophisticated Tea Corner
- The Tea Table
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I Highly Recommend the following decaf delights:
- Orange Spice (lovely for the fall and winter months with just a touch of sugar)
- Green Tea with Apricot (fruity and chock full o' healthy antioxidants)
- Bourbon Street Vanilla Rooibos (mild and pleasant with a nice hint of vanilla and grenadine...one of my very favorite teas!)
- Special Teas
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I Highly Recommend the following decaf delights:
- Chai (nicely flavored with ginger, cinnamon, and vanilla)
- Peach ( a
- Cinnamon Orange Spice (a touch stronger than the Tea Table blend)
- The White Lily Tearoom
- This was a precious tea room until it closed, but you can still order tasty teas and a mix for Vickie's yummy scones online.
Greta
Greta's Favorite Smelly Old Books
Young Horatio Hornblower, C.S. Forester: I love to sniff the old torn spine of this book. I sit primly on the open pages and just rest my nose on the book, getting a high from the musty, basement-y odor.
The Bastable Children, E. Nesbit: It's soft, faded linen cover is almost as tattered & smelly as YHH.
The Father Christmas Letters, J.R.R. Tolkien: I am only able to smell this rare secondhand copy during Advent, and I have to sneak to sit on it when no one is looking.
2 comments:
I always enjoy your recommendations, Watoosa (well - for books, anyway; not so much the food!)
I watch for your new posts and scoot straight over here whenever one is flagged up.
I can't imagine a better compliment. Thanks!
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