stuck in Hong Kong
Instead of traveling we were playing “Hundred places to visit before you die”.
-Sylvie and Russel you are fantastic hosts even when you are not here. We are forever in your debt, Eva
Romi’s Birthday -Stellenbosch
Horseback riding in the vineyards of Stellenbosch. I wish it would be Romi’s birthday every day.
Cape Town
This week everyone was working very hard to catch up with
math and science homework.
Relaxing time, with Jill and Romy at a concert on Clifton beach.
The Tea Appreciation Class
In Hong Kong we took part in a tea appreciation class which teaches you about Chinese tea how to prepare it (the right way) and it’s history. Tea is very healing and can be detoxifying. There is a legend that a person ate leaves to find their uses and teach the people about them. One day he ate around 70 toxic leaves, then almost dead he saw a tea plant ate it and was completely healed. Chinese teas all come from the same leaf. The different teas are just different fermentations. Here is a table of the different teas and the fermentation. The name is the colour of the leaf before it is made in into tea.
Avia preparing “Oolong” tea
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