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terryclothEvery so often, I have tea. The process of making tea goes roughly like this:
Step 1: Fill cup with hot water.
Step 2: Add sugar to water.
Step 3: Stir sugar into water.
Step 4: Add tea bag. (note: at this point water can no longer be easily stirred)
For some reason, everyone who sees step 2 or 3 is compelled to look at me like I'm insane, and ask me, in a perplexed tone, why I'm drinking sugar water, or why I'm putting sugar in my water, or something along those lines, despite the fact that I'm doing this while standing in front of a rack of assorted teabags, hot cocoa mix, and other similar additives.
Step 1: Fill cup with hot water.
Step 2: Add sugar to water.
Step 3: Stir sugar into water.
Step 4: Add tea bag. (note: at this point water can no longer be easily stirred)
For some reason, everyone who sees step 2 or 3 is compelled to look at me like I'm insane, and ask me, in a perplexed tone, why I'm drinking sugar water, or why I'm putting sugar in my water, or something along those lines, despite the fact that I'm doing this while standing in front of a rack of assorted teabags, hot cocoa mix, and other similar additives.
