Ribh's D'Coopage

[MaryJanet]

Sorry, Marie. Cloves are disgusting! They're like eating something furry.

Have you tried a green tea yet? I wouldn't let it brew for long with your palate. Try a minute then see if it needs more flavour.

 

[LozzyR]

We picked the table up this morning. It needs a good clean and oil and that should do it for now.
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We used to have one of those! I think it went back next door and I know there is a second one there. I can’t remember how fancy or plain the legs were.

 

[LozzyR]

Sorry, Marie. Cloves are disgusting! They're like eating something furry.

I don’t think you’re meant to eat the cloves.

 

[LozzyR]

Only once and it was from a stale teabag and I didn't like it. I should try again with at least a fresh teabag.

Lady Grey is more delicate than Earl Grey.

My tea of choice at the moment is Dilmah loose leaf.

 

[Ribh]

I don’t think you’re meant to eat the cloves.

No, but it is not a flavour I like @ all.

 

[Ribh]

Have you tried a green tea yet? I wouldn't let it brew for long with your palate. Try a minute then see if it needs more flavour.

I have had green tea ~ & yes, it was ok. I wouldn't rave about it but it was drinkable. Unfortunately I have no idea what it was.

 

[Marie2020]

Sorry, Marie. Cloves are disgusting! They're like eating something furry.

You don't have to eat them, just let them do their magic in the tea. They are a good pain and anti inflammatory aid.

 

[Marie2020]

I don’t think you’re meant to eat the cloves.

I chew them , they are nice with lemon and honey absorbed into them

 

[LozzyR]

I chew them , they are nice with lemon and honey absorbed into them

I loved them in mulled wine from the Munich Christmas markets.

 

[Emma-Daisy]

Yep. being Ragdolls @ least my lads don't matt. Marlow is pretty good about being outside. He tends not to go far ~ drink the chicken water, walk the perimeter & toilet then back inside. Kirby gets occasional lead time but he tends to want to shoot straight back inside. I'm not pushing it though he's always been an indoor/outdoor cat. He is really untrustworthy so I'm happy if he is indoors only.

I've got two part ragdolls and neither of them go far out of choice. One has never left the garden and the other one only goes next door (she gives him treats) or in the farm field behind my house.