PROPER TEA STORAGE - Keep in mind that tea is vulnerable to 5 things: air, light, odor, heat, and moisture. When tea is excessively exposed to these 5 elements, it will gradually lose flavor and become stale.If you plan on not using your tea for a while, the best place to store it would be in double-lidded, airtight tin canisters or ceramic containers. Another very important rule to remember is to always keep tea at cool and dry places.In general, black and oolong tea could be kept between 2-3 years under ideal conditions. Tea that is less oxidized has a shorter shelf time. Green and white tea could remain fresh for up to 2 years if stored properly. (from EnjoyingTea.com)
ROSES AMONG THE THORNS...
God didn’t promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow, nor sun without rain, But he did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears, and light for the way. - author unknown
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I asked the flowers as they grew Richer and lovelier in their hue, "What makes your life so pure and bright?" They answered, "Looking toward the light." "Ah, secret clear!" said heart of mine. "God meant my life to be like thine, Richer, heavenlier, and more bright, By simply looking toward the Light." -Myron Lee Pontius
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