A F celebrated 1700 days of participation in the CommuniTEA, receiving numerous congratulations from fellow members like Michelle McGill, Christine J, Tanya, Anneke M., and more. A F humorously noted the size of their tea stash and the enjoyment of maintaining the streak, despite missing a few days. The community shared encouragement and well wishes for A F and chatted warmly about milestones.
Members shared their morning and daily tea choices, with discussion around Assam Melody, matcha, rooibos, and other blends. Tea blends, iced teas, and creative combinations were popular topics, with Twyla MoonBeam and Janet R highlighting blend recipes and chai favorites. The changing weather, from cooler mornings to lingering wildfire smoke, influenced tea enjoyment and preferences.
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Weather and Air Quality
Several users, such as A F, Mary B, Ruth Perkins, and Rita Gerstheimer, discussed the weather conditions, focusing on cooler temperatures and issues from Canadian wildfire smoke. There were comparisons between regions, like Florida’s heat and Rhode Island’s smoke. Members expressed relief when winds shifted, improving air quality and allowing them to enjoy their teas more comfortably.
A few community members, notably Anneke M., mentioned not feeling well, battling colds or fevers. The group offered well-wishes and supportive messages for a speedy recovery. Angelica Velez, Janet R, and A F were among those who sent comforting messages.
Card and tea trades were discussed between members such as Adrian H, Audrey Y, Lori Stethers, Tanya, and Twyla MoonBeam. Trade offers, requests for specific teas, and gratitude for completed trades were expressed. The communiTEA spirit of generosity and collaboration was on full display.
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Community Fun and Banter
Lighthearted exchanges included puns, Halloween preparations by Jasmine Mone, and discussions about pumpkin spice’s arrival in stores. Members also talked about root beer floats, cheese and tea pairings, tea photos, and invitations to celebrate assorted quirky holidays. Humor and camaraderie were evident, making the group feel welcoming and inclusive.