TAN 34 - We'll behave this time. (Page 62)

We pull "nooners" on Fridays...

But it does make for early morning the rest of the week.

Well, if it's like a slurry that your spoon will stick straight up in it, no thanks...  But just plain tea with nothing in it is not that great either.

BUT - the BEST drink?  Arnold Palmer, SSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOO good....  I'll refill the hell out of those....

I lof nooners....

Speaking of "lof" (and nooners) where is Kiley today?

Naw, it's still liquid. Just incredibly sweet.

Heck ya.

with true sweet tea you actually add the sugar in when the water is hot.. you also "steep" the tea bags for a longer time to get more flavor out of the tea... it is completely different from taking ice tea and adding sugar..

So COMPLETELY off on a tangent, but is everyone completely deaf, or can they not differentiate between 'Chrissy' and "Christy/Kristy/Christie, etc"??? I'm not stuttering or adding any letters when someone asks me my name, but EVERYONE gets it wrong. Them "Oh, Christy?" Me "No - that's not what I said". Arg. At restaurants, take-out, etc, it's ALWAYS some spelling of 'Christy".

And I HATE the name 'Christy'. But I don't like going by "Christine" either - sounds too formal. Rarrrghhh...

I know it's not THAT bad...   But, it does sound like it's too sweet still.  I used to love sugar as a kid, but now it's too much.  Lemonade is sometimes too sweet for me too, so that's why the Arnold Palmer is just perfect....

mm Chik-fil-a tea.. .now thats some good sweet tea...

ED-ZAKRY!!!!

I think "Christy" with the "t" is more common than "Chrissy" without it.  That's why they tend to go that way if they don't hear well....  Just my guess.

When I say my full name over the phone, they always say "jimmy"?  I did NOT say Jimmy, I said Jim.  But adding that to my last name sound like "jimmy" for some reason.  I don't see it, bugs me.

If it was all old, hard-of-hearing folks, I'd understand. But it's people I meet face-to-face at church, work, etc. I just really hate the sound of "Christy" and I'm not so wild about "Chrissy" either, as I get older, but it's my name, it what people have always called me. And I was named after my aunt, who always went by Chrissy too.

Noon, and I'm out....  maybe some "sexytime"???

Peace out and talk to you later (some sooner than others...)

I'm sure I'll be popping in here and there, but it gets a little slow over the weekends..

I've got no home interweb as of tomorrow, so I will only be on at work for the next week. Ttyl Have fun with sexytime

Yup, they have it here at Mickey D's too - though you can get sweet tea here in certain places, due to the large population of Southerners who live in the DC area.