Thursday, June 22, 2006
Iced Tea Anyone?
Ok, so first I want everyone to go to www.hollhil.blogspot.com to see all the beautiful pictures of my new neice that I posted on Holly's blog. Now for the subject at hand. I am officially a freak. When I came home to canada I realized that all I ever drink at any resteraunt I go to is delicious, American unsweetened iced tea. But all you can get in Canada is that sickingly sweet syrup junk. Yech! I just can't handle it and I missed my unsweetened iced tea so badly that I developed my own way of getting what I want. When I go to a resteraunt or coffee shop now, I order two glasses filled to the top with ice and nothing else. Then I order a regular tea with only half the normal amount of hot water. I let the tea get really strong and then pour it over the ice to create my beloved unsweetened iced tea. ohhhh so good. But I can't tell you how many waiters and waitresses i have absolutley confused and befuddled by this process. None of them can ever figure out what in earth I am trying to do or even why I would do that. Ahhh, the pain of being misunderstood. I will do anything for that blessed tea though. And that's about all I have on my mind right now.
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Hey Felisha,
Well I must say your not the first person to get those weird looks. I have a friend named Lisa, whom whenever we go to Tim Hortons she gets something quite simular. Or actually like exactly the same. Then they study her as she does the process, like its some science exsperiment or something. Its a great thing to watch, not the process but the looks on peoples faces. Its espeically great when its like 2am and its just before exam time and there are three of us sitting around a table playing monopoly! Haha great College fun times.
Pictures of your neice look amazing, sooo adorable. Too cute. Congradulations on becoming an anutie!
wow... i still can't handle the unsweetenedness of american iced tea... ick! i guess i like the syrupy sweetness i grew up with in good ol' canada!
:)
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