Slice, smooth and teapot.

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1. Hot water with a slice of lemon in one of my heavy highball glasses.

2. Finding my nail file - it was under some papers on my desk - so that I can do something more than just getting cross about my index fingernail, which has got so long I can hardly type.

3. My little white single cup teapot because it looks like I stole it from a cafe. Which I didn't. But if I was going to steal a teapot, this is the teapot I would steal to brew up my orange pekoe in the morning and my Whittard red fruit last thing at night.

Comments

  1. KatieTuesday, November 08, 2005

    Orange pekoe is my favourite too. Mmmm. Closely followed by National Trust house blend. You can't beat a cup of NT tea after a hard afternoon wandering around country mansions.

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  2. JoeinVegasTuesday, November 08, 2005

    Country mansions? Clare - you never said -

    4. Some nice crisp wafers to give contrast to the nice soft tea.

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