Basil Infusion

After my Lemon Myrtle Tea discovery, I was keen to try some other interesting things...
One I had always wanted to try after reading it in this book

Was Basil Tea...
Once again it is so simple, just put a few fresh basil leaves in a pot, pour in boiling water, leave for a little and d r i n k

It is also nice cold if you like the infusion

So grab a few fresh leaves from the garden and give it a go
You never know what you might like...

Lemon Myrtle

So I will admit Uni has totally encapsulated me at the moment and i've hardly had a moment spare for anything else.... including my blog...
And as a result I have also turned to tea drinking not that I didn't already, but I mean really, like 14 Cups / Day!!!
I have found a new love for green teas as they are lovely and light with a beautiful flavour.
This week my favorites have been China Lychee, Country Berry, Berry Fruit and Japanese Cherry...  from The Tea Centre

AND...

Today I discovered Lemon Myrtle Tea (or infusion) truly amazing

All you need is some fresh leaves and hot water, that's it!

You just scrunch the leaves and place in the pot or in your cup, pour boiling water over, sit slightly and my favorite part, d r i n k

Look around for a Lemon Myrtle Tree (Australian Native) pick a few leaves and change your tea experience!!!!

Productive Days

I absolutely love when it when I have a whole day at home with no plans except to do those little jobs that need doing... Productive Days, how good do they make you feel...
So this morning I rose early, cleaned the shower, did a load of washing, grocery shopping, visited medicare, a little op shopping, payed some bills, cooked some biscuits...
and now...
I get to sit down at my desk and do some organising, emailing, blogging, reading, study

accompanied by a pot of Armeretto Tea from the Tea Centre

 and the squisito (delicious) biscuits that I made