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(Won’t You Join Me for) Brunch at the Renaissance

By Katherine Burnett Retirement has its perks, one of which for me is staying in bed later. Now that the extra morning hours are good for uninterrupted devotions while sipping...
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Tea and Books: Spring 2023 Pairings

By Ariana Salvo I am sitting at my writing desk on a pearly grey morning thinking about books. And tea. I’ve read a lot of very good books over the...
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Different Types of Tea Services

Is it Afternoon Tea or High Tea?   “There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.” - Henry James...
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From Tea Girl to Barista - Willow's Journey Behind the Bar

by Willow Rutherford-Torlone   I've been slinging hot drinks for a long time. I started at the Charlottetown Farmers' Market nearly eight years ago serving up tea concoctions, both hot...
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Tea and Books: Recommended Winter Pairings

By Ariana Salvo I am writing this at my kitchen table on a crisp December morning. Beside me is a steaming hot cup of Harmony Holiday Spice tea sweetened with a...
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Tea and the Connection to Home

By Alexandra Sorensen I always knew that I was going to move away to Toronto to pursue a singing career. What I didn’t know was how much I would miss...
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Tea and yoga: an invitation to slow down

by Ariana Salvo Picture this: you climb into a bed just made up with the softest sheets on a lovely breezy evening. Your windows are open. You can hear birdcall...
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All Good Things Must Come to an End

by Katherine Burnett Geoffrey Chaucer made a prediction way back in the 1300s. Somehow he knew I'd be using his quote to write this blog with resigned acceptance but also with...
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The Correct Cup

by Jane Hastelow   “Drink your tea slowly and reverently, as if it is the axis on which the earth revolves–slowly, evenly, without rushing toward the future.”        ...
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Tea on the Tundra

By Andrea Ledwell   When one thinks of the arctic and Canada’s north, it is likely a snow covered expanse that comes to mind. But after my brief time living...
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Regarding the kettle

Our guest blogger this week is Dave Atkinson. Dave is a children's author and writer, along with many other roles, including communications officer, broadcaster, husband, and father. You can check out his Wereduck Trilogy - Wereduck, Cure For...
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Strawberry Rhubarb and the Return of Summer

by Shannon Scales If you’ve ever been on Prince Edward Island at the end of May, you’ll know that once the May long weekend (Victoria Day) hits, the weather instantly...
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