Showing posts with label Tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tea. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

British Tea Day 21 April 2026

 Well well well.. Would you look at the time.

Turns out, there are multiple tea days! The one I knew was the International Tea Day on the 21st of May. Today—the 21st of April—marks the National (British) Tea Day. Founded literally by 'Big tea' aka The Tea Group, to celebrate the drinking of tea (2).

Tea served in a tea room at the Shantytown Heritage Park in New Zealand.

And before you go, Check out this site that I stumbled upon, it's a site all about holidays! 

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Friday, October 24, 2025

Loved by Her Sister's Former Fiancé (2025)

Unrealistically, cute...

The definition of a happy ending. This show has some beautiful romance and drama, with a hint of mystery. The only romance show that comes to mind, having some of the more patient people, talking stuff out, building trust and ensuring a safe space for the other spouse (physically and mentally).

Tea moment.

The story has a weird parallel with Cinderella—the girl in rags rising to the status of princess, the glass shoes and the insane parents. My God! the parents in this are so evil, it's almost comical; systematic and borderline domestic terrorism, blatant favoritism based solely on hair color! Delusional mother and morally corrupt father. 

Overall fun show, go watch it! 

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Sunday, June 15, 2025

Cute-posting#1 ~Tea~

 ~Tea~
Sharing some of my favorite cute anime girl pictures.










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Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Tea Day May 21st 2025

 Apparently there is an International Tea Day!


I'm going to share a website I found a while back; since this is as good an opportunity as any: BRUU Tea Club. This site introduced me to a variety of cool facts about tea grading among other stuff.


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Thursday, October 3, 2024

My Stepmother & Stepsisters Aren't Wicked (2020)

Ibitte konai gibo to gishi. Or My mother-in-law and sister-in-law who don't bully me. Or
My Stepmother & Stepsisters Aren't Wicked.

I'm not a Manga reader by any stretch of the word however, I did read a couple of Manga works that I thought were interesting, without finishing any of them. My main reason being that; I would read a relatively new released Manga then I would get informed of an Anime adaptation of it in the works and because I enjoy the Anime medium more than Manga, I would stop reading. It got to a point where my friends would tell me to read a certain Manga that they enjoy in hopes of me triggering an Anime adaptation for it somehow!


Anyhow, this is a delightful read. It fills me with joy and stretch my grin, it is -dare I say- peak wholesome fiction. A description I've read that best summarise this is "Reverse Cinderella" and I can't help but agree with it.

*gasp*

Hello? Cool Police!?

And now as is tradition, I leave you with some of my favorite panels. Or you could just read it. It is still releasing as of writing this and the chapters aren't long but, whatever you choose to do, remember to have fun :)








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Monday, September 23, 2024

Poirot (1989–2013)

Really enjoyed that Britain has a sun shining through and the frames are actually bright and colorful for once! Pop-culture loves to paint anything shot in the UK with this dark gloomy and depressing filter. Unlike this show, which was a welcome surprise.

The show is based on detective novels by Agatha Christie. An eccentric yet quirky Belgian detective, solving crimes in Britain.

Beautifully shot and directed, every frame is a masterpiece. From gorgeous architecture, pleasant nature, well-dressed people, detailed interior décor and picturesque scenery, it's all here!

That is why there are more screenshots here than any other post of mine, to date. Please enjoy:

























































































Powerful quote, miss Lemon.


















Pretty enjoyable watch; if you love the Victorian era or satisfying detective stuff, then this is a must watch!