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Fall Walks, Tea and Cookies

We are thrilled to have guest blogger Margaret Prouse sharing with us again this week. Margaret is a home economist and freelance food writer living in Prince Edward Island.  By Margaret Prouse...
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Creepy Legends and a Roasty-Toasty Good Tea

 By Katherine Burnett The early samurai of the 1st century Japan were military servants. By what I have read, I would not want to meet one in a dark alley....
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Lady's Slipper and Black Currants

We are so thrilled to have Theresa Lemieux as a new guest blogger this month. Here is her bio:I'm an accredited tea sommelier who lives in Toronto but left her...
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Sold

By Sandy Nicholson The past few months have been challenging for most people. Pandemics are not something that we had spent much time thinking about in Prince Edward Island until...
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My Big Fat Scottish Tea Cup

I open the cupboard door. What am I looking for? Sometimes it’s the appearance. Other times, it’s the feel I want on my lips… or perhaps a certain memory induces...
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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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