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Not a big fan of soup either. We should start a Regina-Fans-Who-Don't-Like-Soup support group  -dEvin
O Agatha, you are tiresome.
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| Posts: 29 | Location: Santa Cruz, CA | Registered: 21 May 2005 |    |
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I think I am ignorant, but could it be reffered to the book series called a woman soup or somenthing like that?? I saw one of this books in the house of an american friend called Anna...
to regret one own's experience is to put a lie into the lips of one own's life.it is no less than a denial of the soul.Oscar Wilde
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| Posts: 33 | Location: italy | Registered: 04 June 2005 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Shawn: You may be thinking of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. For me soup maybe represents something you don't necessarily appreciate until your older. It's not exactly something that is as flashy as other foods, but is just as good when you take the time to savor. Kinda like classical music to some degree with kids today. ( When not listening to Regina, if you ever stop, check out your local NPR station for some classical music)
Is it just me or did I just turn this thread about soup into a public service annoucement?
Later Days Shawn
I agree about the soup thing. I'm thirteen and I appreciate all kinds of music. I believe you have to open-minded. I like tea though. 
______________________ Cristina:It rhymes with Regina.
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| Posts: 203 | Location: New York | Registered: 07 June 2005 |    |
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Out of thirty people where I work I'm the only one who drinks hot tea. We're a dying breed of folk.  Later Days Shawn
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| Posts: 352 | Location: Not telling.... USA | Registered: 07 March 2005 |    |
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Hm. My dad makes the best apple/cinammon/ginger tea. I like chammomile. (did I spell that right?). Lemon and peppermint are strictly good for when I'm sick, definitely. I like green tea too even though it has a bitter after taste. This is funny. Here we are talking about tea in a soup discussion.
______________________ Cristina:It rhymes with Regina.
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| Posts: 203 | Location: New York | Registered: 07 June 2005 |    |
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It's got to be Earl Grey - every time. BUT: with, or without, milk? Dilemmas, dilemmas!
Also: Yorkshire tea. Yum! Comfiness in a cup!
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quote: Originally posted by Carbonated Turtle: no no, it's all about the chai tea. And not these chai lattes you get at coffee shops. I'm talkin' about the real stuff. My Indian friend got me into it a couple months ago. If you know anyone from India, get them to make it for you, or atleast teach you how. It's awesome.
I have an Indian friend. I'll ask her about this chai tea.
______________________ Cristina:It rhymes with Regina.
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| Posts: 203 | Location: New York | Registered: 07 June 2005 |    |
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I'm a green tea kind of guy myself.
Sometimes i'll add a combination of mint, sage, and honey. It takes a bit of getting used to but i'm hooked on it, now.
As for chai, i couldn't really get into it until i started drinking it cold with milk.
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