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hakoiri

005 [ written/action ]

Oct 25, 2010 21:38

[ This is it. He's out of that stifling costume. So let's get to writing while his hands are free. ]

[ written ]
Good evening, residents of Luceti. Pardon me, but if I may have a moment of your time, do any of you like tea?

[ action ]
[ Some minutes after the question for the masses, Alf heads outside. Only he's not in his usual attire, and ( Read more... )

c: rupert giles (consultmybooks), - action, c: niko bennex (bang_ihaveagun), c: john h. watson (sittingtype), - written, c: labrador (floralprophecy/floreance), game: luceti, c: rise kujikawa (liketofu), @ event, c: spada belforma (merelyaweapon), c: sanji (oda_hates_me), c: brook (skulljokelol), !in character, c: anise tatlin (galddigger), c: flynn scifo (capital_justice), c: richard (ledbythewind)

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[Voice] floreance October 26 2010, 16:26:53 UTC

I grow and blend my own tea actually.

[Voice] hakoiri October 27 2010, 02:11:38 UTC

Oh, really? Is there a particular kind you favor?

[Voice] floreance October 27 2010, 17:52:27 UTC

Yes. Well, I am partial to flower teas.

[Voice] hakoiri October 28 2010, 00:02:49 UTC

So that's what you meant by growing your own. The taste must be satisfying.

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[ written ] sittingtype October 26 2010, 16:57:54 UTC

I do. And I think I'd be flogged if I said I didn't.

[ written ] hakoiri October 27 2010, 02:13:25 UTC

[ There's a notable pause before a response is written. Flogged? ]

Why's that?

[ written ] sittingtype October 28 2010, 02:03:03 UTC

I'm a Brit. And being one, we're associated with drinking tea most of the time.

[ written ] hakoiri October 28 2010, 02:25:09 UTC

So it's a national thing. If I may, what sort of tea do you favor most?

[Written] consultmybooks October 26 2010, 18:56:40 UTC

Yes, I'm rather a fan of tea. Was mocked repeatedly for it back home, but I do enjoy it if it's made properly.

[Written] hakoiri October 27 2010, 02:14:43 UTC

I don't see why one would mock another for liking tea . . . It can't be that hard to prepare.

Re: [Written] consultmybooks October 27 2010, 03:31:57 UTC

Oh, it's not. Not at all. It's just...not a popular drink among my friends.

[Written] hakoiri October 27 2010, 04:40:15 UTC

Tastes do vary between people, even friends. So it's natural the same would apply for tea.

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[Voice] ledbythewind October 27 2010, 02:54:02 UTC

I'm quite fond of tea myself.

[Voice] hakoiri October 27 2010, 03:24:12 UTC

Quite a few people here seem to. Is it the aroma, the taste, or something else?

[Voice] ledbythewind October 27 2010, 03:31:42 UTC

I enjoy the taste, but there's also a certain calming effect about the scent and just the very ritual of preparing it.

[Voice] hakoiri October 27 2010, 04:41:29 UTC

I'd read before that tea can indeed soothe oneself. It's no surprise that preparing it would be just as enjoyable.

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[voice] liketofu October 27 2010, 04:54:17 UTC

[Because writing is for nobs.]

Well, it really depends on what kind of tea we're talking about.

[voice] hakoiri October 27 2010, 05:07:33 UTC

[ B-but it's so much easier to review the conversion this way. ]

Any kind. I don't have a particular one in mind. Did you?

[voice] liketofu October 27 2010, 05:43:20 UTC

[But writing needs more effort than talking!]

Kinda. If we're talking about green tea, I don't really like them all that much since they can be rather bland.

[voice] hakoiri October 27 2010, 05:57:19 UTC

[ But!! ]

Someone also said green tea's a bit strong. It doesn't seem to be very popular.

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