Darren RossSince it's International Tea day, here is an article by @drninastuder on historical fears of tea crazes.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/tea-in-tunisia
#Drinks #Historians #History #InternationalTeaDay #Tea #TeaDay
Karl Dietz Verlag Berlin#TeaTime »Die allgemeine Wertform entsteht dagegen nur als gemeinsames Werk der Warenwelt« - heißt es in #Marx' #DasKapital. Zu dieser Warenwelt gehört nicht nur am internationalen Tag des Tees: #Tee, zentrales Produkt des #Welthandels und Teil der Analyse der Wertform.
Karl Dietz Verlag Berlin#TeaTime »Die allgemeine Wertform entsteht dagegen nur als gemeinsames Werk der Warenwelt« - heißt es in #Marx' Kapital. Zu dieser Warenwelt gehört nicht nur am internationalen Tag des Tees: #Tee, Teil des #Welthandels und der Wertform.
#InternationalerTeeTag #TeeTag #TeaDay #InternationalTeaDay
Martin Rundkvist
Cute CalendarMay 21: Today is International Tea Day! https://www.cute-calendar.com/46687 #TeaDay
Poobah SaysOn this International Tea Day—From the Imperial Parlour of Pettiness Poobah Says:
"A lady should be composed,
Upright, demure, well-posed. But remove her tea—and heavens above—She’ll conquer nations for a proper brew."
Moral: Civilisation is but five minutes from collapse… and so is my teapot.
#PoobahSays #QOTD #PoobahClub #Poobahian #QueenVictoria #TeaDay #InternationalTeaDay #Crypto #Cryptocurrency #AltCoin #Memecoin #Meme #Memes #DeFi #Degen
HannaHyvää kansainvälistä teepäivää!
Happy international tea day!
#tee #te #tea #thé #KansainvälinenTeepäivä #InternationalTeaDay #TeaDay #teepäivä
Today's International Tea Day, as proclaimed in 2019 by the United Nations! I'm typing this over a cup of Nilgiri with milk. What teas are you drinking today?
Madeleine Begun KaneOdd Holidays give me a good excuse to write limericks:
Don't Tease Me With Tea! #Limerick
http://www.madkane.com/humor_blog/2024/12/15/tea-humor/
#Limericks #Humor #Humour #Tea #Beverages #Poetry #MicroPoetry #PoetryCommunity #Cappuccino #TeaDay
Camellia Tea CeremonyWith a group of Russians they made an escape vessel of driftwood and otter skins, and reached the mainland.
Kōdayū proved an exceptional leader.
After many adventures (and years), Kōdayū arrived in St. Petersburg to ask permission to return home to Japan. Received by the Russian nobility, it is at this time he is said to have enjoyed (black) tea with Catherine the Great.
9 years later, in 1791, he made it back home!
