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The Colours of Tea

 By Katherine Burnett Most of my blog readers know that I am consumed by tea and all the sentiments it conjures up in my life. brewed tea, including blue Butterfly pea...
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Earl Grey

Our guest blogger this week is Margaret Prouse. Margaret is a home economist and freelance food writer. We are so pleased that she is sharing her love of tea and...
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Iced Tea Recipes

When I was in India we were not offered iced tea. Upon our arrival at each estate, we were served hot tea. I found it to be true, that even...
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Therapy Baking: Jasmine Biscotti

By Shannon Scales If you’ve spent any time on social media these days, you’ll see that there are lots of people taking to the kitchen during the pandemic. Therapeutic baking...
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Chocolate Cha Cha Chai Muffins

By Shannon Scales If you've ever had the chance to try one of Lady Baker's chocolate chai muffins you will understand the obsession we have with them. They are the...
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Tea and Growth - A Class Project

Today's blog is from Joanne MacNevin who has been teaching for 16 years, both abroad and in Canada. She is currently an EAL teacher on PEI, working mostly with junior high students. She...
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Tea makes D&D better

Our guest blogger this month is Dave Atkinson. Dave is a children's author and writer, along with many other roles, including communications officer, broadcaster, husband, father and Dungeon Master. You can check...
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What is your Passion?

 By Katherine Burnett About a year ago I drove east to Belfast to a delightful yarn shop called Fleece and Harmony. Jennifer and Kim asked me to share my tea...
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Great Irish Reads

By Lori Cheverie   Our guest blogger this month is Lori Cheverie. Lori has been a book nerd for as long as she can remember. She even won her elementary school...
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New Year and New Possibilities

By Sandy Nicholson At the start of a new year, many people take the time to reflect on the year that has just passed, and resolve to make changes for...
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Christmas Traditions

By Shannon Scales When I was a child, I assumed everyone experienced Christmas the same way I did. The world of a child is such a small bubble that grows...
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Yoga, Tea and Me

By Shawny Ross It is surprising how often we hesitate because of the “fear of the unknown.”  About 4 years ago, when I began contemplating joining a yoga class, this...
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