No tea!

[blackberry444]

I'm a bit fed up at the moment because I can't have any tea.  It's forbidden until after the test tomorrow.  I know I can drink water, or juice, or anything else I like apart from coffee, chocolate or cola, but there's something about tea which is more thirst quenching than anything else, specially the way I drink it without milk or sugar.

Charles has cooked the venison, goose breast and black pudding stew, I have made the red cabbage and the lemon mousse and prepared the vegetables.  The stew smells delicious but won't be ready for another hour. 

I've tried fruit tea, but it's just not the same!  I may be reduced to drinking Gin & Tonic.

I have to say I'm a little nervous about this test tomorrow.  They said something in the telephone conversation about having to stress my heart and I'm not looking forward to that. 

Gulp!

Comments

[cat63.livejournal.com]

I'm a bit fed up at the moment because I can't have any tea.

Wah! Poor you! Mad tea fanatic Rob sends his sympathy too.

I've tried fruit tea, but it's just not the same!

It never tastes of anything except very vaguely to me. Should you ever be in this ghastly predicament again, I can recommend Ginger and Lemongrass or Winter Berry cordials (like mulled wine with no alcohol) from the Bottle Green Company, although they might be too sugary for you to drink much of :-(

I have to say I'm a little nervous about this test tomorrow.

Best of luck! Console yourself by thinking of the lovely cuppa you'll be able to have afterwards, at least.

[femsc.livejournal.com]

Aww, come 'ere (holds out open arms)

I'm sure you'll be absolutely fine, and stressing the heart whilst under strict supervision won't be too bad I'm sure. A very large cuppa will be waiting for you when the test's over and done with, and hopefully they'll manage to work out what's going on.