[NikkoGallarado]

Hello and welcome to the Tea house this where you can have your own little bit of your own cake and cup of wonderful tea where you can sit and relax and enjoy your stay. Hang out chat just have fun. Reyo will be my co partner on this one. Please enjoy and have fun.

-bows-

I am the manry-est of men!

[Reyoki]

I also bid you welcome to our fine establishment. We will have fresh-baked cookies available at the top of every hour. Please sit back, relax, and enjoy our hospitality.

-bows as well-



TEA HOUSE RULES
Do not be an arse to the staff
Do not nom on the staff (unless they say it's okay)
Do not sleep outside the lounge area
Do not behave like some sort of wild animal
Do ask about our specials (please do)

[NikkoGallarado]

I would like to say the tea house is open~ -cuts the ribbon-

I am the manry-est of men!

[Quiet Man Cometh]

A tea house!

*enters and finds empty table to sit*

[NikkoGallarado]

Welcome and hello Quiet, what can I get you this late evening? -bows-

I am the manry-est of men!

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I believe I will try your house special if you've got one.

[Poggio]

-Wanders into the tea house-

[Rose Pearl]

How's everyone doing.I was away,I got mail about this so I came here

[Kaderin Triste]

Oooh, a tea house! How lovely!

And hello there Rose. I'm actually rather thrilled as this is my first event so far on Trisphee.
OwO

[Fey]

::ninjas in and cleans all the counters and teapots:: since I'm sure our lovely host and hostess are out at the moment...

[femme gauche]

Hullo :o.

Yes I was also away from Trisphee for awhile due to a number of things, a little bit more busy IRL but also bought a Kobo reader... and... actually did a bit of reading (imagine that).

[Poggio]

A kobo reader? Is it like a nook?

-finds herself a bit of Jasmine tea-
So speaking of tea theres this site where you can make your own blends of tea.

http://www.adagio.com/

[femme gauche]

Yup it is in the same family as a Nook or a Kindle but cheaper than a Nook and freer, format-wise than a Kindle. I bought some books on Google books because they were cheaper there than in the Kobo store. I can't sync my place when I do that, but I can still read them on the reader as well as on google books. One of the things I think is cool is that it keeps track of your reading stats - how long it takes you to read a book, your average time per session, how many books you've read - and gives "achievements" and also the ability to post to facebook a certain line and commentary, or share your achievements, etc...

I'd be weirded out by that... I need to be able to smell and taste the tea, the descriptions by themselves don't really give me much of a picture of what it would be like, but... It is still a cool concept. There isn't a Teavana nearby, haha.

[NikkoGallarado]

Oh so sorry my dear guest, it seems I need over night or early morning staff it seems.

I am the manry-est of men!

[Poggio]

I get into so much trouble at Teavhana. I want to try everything, and my stomach does not like everything. XD and my friend would read fanfiction on her Kindle, that is all I would use mine for.

I would buy the ones that I somewhat know what they taste like, like I am looking at the Jasmine balls. I like Jasmine tea a lot.

:D Maybe, though possibly just early morning staff since we all seem to hit the hay at the same time.

[femme gauche]

I bought and read all three of the Hunger Games books in the space of a week. Well, a week and a half, because it took me a little longer to get through the first one (just because I wasn't reading as much/didn't have the opportunity). That's fast for me. Haha. But I have 'bought' a bunch of free, public domain books... Charles Dickens, H. G. Wells, Arthur Conan Doyle, and the like. I rather like Sherlock Holmes. I haven't read most of the books that I've purchased yet, but I did read The Princess and the Goblin, before which point I hadn't even realized was anything more than an animated movie.

I don't know about staff... to be honest I don't pay that much attention to those htings, as long as there's someone to talk to xP.

And my experience with tea is limited. I mean, greater than your average American I'm sure, as I've still a variety in the cupboard which do get used, but I still don't know a whole lot when it comes to describing certain 'types'...