I went down home last weekend to the folks. We had a great time and I was constantly aware of cups of tea springing out of nowhere. So I asked my mum if she had a spare teapot I could take home. It happened that she did and I was thrilled!! No more getting up and down to put the kettle on for coffee and as an added bonus a major cut to my daily coffee intake! Fair enough tea is not great for you but its better than the bucket loads of coffee I consume everyday.
So here is my problem and any help from anyone who happens by this post would be appreciated.
I DON'T HAVE A TEA COSY!!
I DON'T HAVE A TEA COSY!!
So now after my first cup of tea the rest are cold. Now fair enough with your mocha frappa lemony creamo zinger deliciouso, but not cold tea.
The second part to this problem is that I want to stay true to my effortless high level of cool *hmmmmm*. How the hell do I do this if I own a bloody tea cosy. So any ideas, throw 'em into the comments please.
The second part to this problem is that I want to stay true to my effortless high level of cool *hmmmmm*. How the hell do I do this if I own a bloody tea cosy. So any ideas, throw 'em into the comments please.
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3 comments:
Dude! Tea-cosy's are the new height of fashion. Owning a tea-cosy is like saying I'm so cool I don't even need to worry about the dent this tea-cosy does to my image.
Only really cool people own tea-cosy's. Most of the people who actually own them and don't want to admit it usually just end up throwing them on their heads as some kinda trendy headwear (in the style of Enrique, or Craig David) but truly cool people just leave them on their tea-pots...
True.
Keith, you have made me feel much better about my conundrum and have also unintentionally made me name my teapot Craig David. So for that you get my sincerest thanks.
I am loving this anonymous guy :)
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