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noodlesandbeef: Cruise Day 4: Dog Tag Tea DanceDog Tag Tea dance is a tradition of Atlantis Events. They pass out dog tags and you get three coloured stickers to place on the tag:Red: not availableYellow: maaaaybeGreen: available (nsa)Two green: VERY
vacilandoelmundo: This Tea Rituals Around the World slideshow at Condé Nast Traveler (condenasttraveler) is a tea-lover’s delight! Never before have I seen tea time look so sumptuous. Click through the slideshow to learn about the tea traditions
phobs-heh: Karakuri puppet - are traditional Japanese mechanized puppets or automata, originally made from the 17th century to 19th century. The most common example today of a zashiki karakuri mechanism is a tea-serving robot, which starts moving forward
drinking-tea-at-midnight: kyokobi: pancakemd: mythicamagic: sokkable: thesneezyunicorn: sokkable: not to be controversial but mid season two zuko hair is his best I want proof book one: does not pull off this very traditional cut at all. he
caffeccino:I wanted to do a little traditional drawing to celebrate female presenting nipples 😘 I used only ethically sourced tone!Hushpuppy and Peach Tea take a lot of baths 8)
best-of-asia:Wagashi (和菓子) is a traditional Japanese confectionery often served with tea, especially those made of mochi, azuki bean paste, and fruit. In Japan the word for sweets - okashi (お菓子) - originally referred to fruits and nuts. China
tippster1992: nevercouldgetthehangofthursdays: hungrylikethewolfie: marielikestodraw: pollums: are you man enough for all this fucking tea? Two of my favorite things: deconstructions of traditional gender representations, and FUCKING TEA! I
southkoreanfood: 절편 JULPYUN: Traditional Korean rice cakes that date back thousands of years and were served to royalty. Can be made with various flavors like green tea, red beans, fruits (this one is grape!), etc. Sweet and chewy, it is served mostly
iggy-e: deatheaterandwhovian: teapots-and-traditions: riddlemehiddleston: loki-dokey: postordiea: bendydicks: You know how you get those posts with Americans and Brits bickering over freedom and tea and scones and spelling.And the rest
chainfour: vacilandoelmundo: This Tea Rituals Around the World slideshow at Condé Nast Traveler (condenasttraveler) is a tea-lover’s delight! Never before have I seen tea time look so sumptuous. Click through to learn about the tea traditions behind
vacilandoelmundo:This Tea Rituals Around the World slideshow at Condé Nast Traveler (condenasttraveler) is a tea-lover’s delight! Never before have I seen tea time look so sumptuous. Click through to learn about the tea traditions behind these beautiful
thereallucimay: Traditional values If you want your man to wake up happy make sure you look good when he first sees you and take him his early morning tea/coffee. 😍😛😍😛😍😛😍😛😍😛😍😛
unrar: Tokyo. girls in traditional kimonoes for a tea ceremony, Japan 1971, Bruno Barbey.
vacilandoelmundo: This Tea Rituals Around the World slideshow at Condé Nast Traveler (condenasttraveler) is a tea-lover’s delight! Never before have I seen tea time look so sumptuous. Click through to learn about the tea traditions behind these
Wagashi (和菓子) is a traditional Japanese confectionery which is often served with tea. Wagashi are considered more healthful because they are made entirely from plant-based ingredient. They are extremely suited to artistic manipulation, and
bootylicious-buggy: ginandjack: project-argus: ianbrooks: Tea Chemistry Set by Art Lebedev Adorned with a traditional Gzhel pattern, this porcelain chemistry set has been repurposed as a Russian tea set. The best kind of science is the type you can
dracoqueen22: shhh–quiet: // Let’s be traditional And non commissional Elbows down, pinkies up That’s the way you sip my cup Welcome to the Tea Party Want to be my VIP? // x // For @dracoqueen22, enjoy the lovely otp!!! OM NOM NOM. It’s my
l-papillon: “Tea time, lad.”I did say I wanted to digitally color some traditional ink work, so here’s something that’s been sitting on the HD. I used to work this way before and I think I’m bringing it back.[ non-colored version ]-ℳInsta
m-ill-ust: “Tea time, lad.”I did say I wanted to digitally color some traditional ink work, so here’s something that’s been sitting on the HD. I used to work this way before and I think I’m bringing it back.[ non-colored version ] -ℳ Insta
buddhateas: The Alchemy of TeaAn infographic beautifully maps out 15 traditional tea recipes from around the world, paying homage to the 4,000-year-old beverage.
foodofjade: Tea and zongzi, a glutinuous rice food traditionally eaten on the Duanwu holiday in China.
sixpenceee: Artist Wiebke Maurer is drawn to objects found in traditional place settings like spoons, bowls, saucers, and tea cups, but her interpretation of these pieces leaves function behind, resulting in delicate sculptures that fuse the past
kakaphoe: cicutadouglasii: kramergate: *british person voice* haha did you Americans know you’re using the word biscuit wrong? you guys really drink cold sweet tea? you Americans are so strange *eats something completely inedible* Like most traditional
wanderthewood: Traditional arabic tea with dry madjool dates and rock sugar nabot by Speleolog
stashteacompany: We’re in love with the timeless charm of traditional teaware! Shop traditional tea sets »
discoveryourdubai: Arabian Tea House Experience a taste of genuine traditional Arabic hospitality at the Arabian Tea House among the ancient cobbled streets and welcoming courtyards of Dubai’s historic, cultural quarter, the Al Fahidi District. Keep
royalhandmaidens:wannabecosplayer:royalhandmaidens:because i love y’all, i’m sharing my family’s recipe for apple tea (traditional fall/winter drink in west asia, turkey, and many areas of the balkans)it’s like a more delicate version of apple
hiroshi-tea: Did a satyr as I was inspired by fuchs4chan. Modeled somewhat after Rarity, I guess. Also yay traditional pencil work. Always nice to see different takes on satyr ponies!
![l-papillon: “Tea time, lad.”I did say I wanted to digitally color some traditional ink work, so here’s something that’s been sitting on the HD. I used to work this way before and I think I’m bringing it back.[ non-colored version ]-ℳInsta](https://64.media.tumblr.com/3b2dd1eb4b7118a5571cfa6fae26ef94/tumblr_nmrjexOO5q1qmgszro1_250.jpg)
