Hi there! I would like to take a moment to share with you my love for Tea and Business. this post will be growing every chance I get, so please bare with me as this is a work in progress. I am Raymond Hamilton aka The Tea Ambassador, I just like the way that sounds and the way it felt the first time I tried it on and it fit. I love to talk about truth and understanding of the over stated because the over stated has no under standing or Foundation if you will. I am a do good-er maybe but I do enjoy good things in life and one of those things is a great cup of Tea. To read my blog hopefully will be not only educational but entertaining as well.
Are you a Teas or do you like good Teas
I also enjoy the Healing and Martial arts, good music, good books (mostly technical or reference as that is what is mostly in my library). I am crazy about my family and nuts about my friends, and I enjoy building businesses that make sense. I just want you to know that I am person who values other people. I am a professional in all the work I do. I take every chance to explore opportunities for making life a bit better. I have found that the TEA Business is a very personnel as well as interesting Business to be in. My hobbies include: Tea, Business Administration, Amateur Radio, the Healing & Martial arts, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Life Coaching, Bonsai and blogging. 11/15/2011 To read articles just click on subscribe to feed I like Jessie Jacobs quote “oolong is where I want to be.” oolong Tea is a wonderful delicate tea with many notes of lite melon and citrus flavors one of my recalls as I sipped on a cup of oolong green tea was that of “mango and peach” two of my favorite flavors in nature. we shall continue this build on. see you soon 11/2/2011 Please visit often also click on the affiliate markets see who has what to offer you. check out my associates on my blog roll never know when and where you will meet your next friend. My Fraternity’s motto “Friendship is essential to the soul”
I wont let it be OOlong, before I update you on
what is going on in my Tea World.
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Nice! It was a pleasure meeting you this morning Raymond Hamilton. I checked out your website and like it. A work in progress.
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Yes Audry,
A work in progress. This will be the last time I let comments go so long without replying. I am glad you enjoyed the site please come back as often as you like, at least a minimum of once a month. Enjoy your week. We shall touch bases soon. Oh by the way there is a book I saw on knitting I wonder if that would be of interest to someone who crotchets. Let me know
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Anyone can notice just how into life Raymond Hamilton really is. And anyone that takes a cup of tea as serious as he does deserves to be recognized for their motivation. Raymond… do you think there is enough life to properly fulfill your ever ending inspirations? Let us all remember from this true example, “Our limits are determined by our imagination!
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William,
Sorry it took so long to reply. I do believe that there is enough life to fulfill my never ending inspiration. “The motivational cup” is you imagination thoughts and you nervous system. Each one of us seeks two things to gain as much pleasure life can give us and to avoid as much pain as possible. We are what we most think about for it consumes our waking moments and we associate through our representational minds. So in short we only limit ourselves when we try to limit others. Fill your cup and gaze into your future.
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I haven’t had a cup of tea in years. The odd thing is, growing up, I LOVED drinking tea. Did it ALL the time. I wonder why I stopped…. Need to return to the bag perhaps…
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Teo,
Thank you for your post. and to you as well I apologies for being so tardy with this reply. The thing about tea is it is constant. You may decide to stop drinking for what ever the reason. As far as the tea tree is concerned as long as its conditions are favorable it will continue to present us with it’s magnificent bounty of seren contemplative thought provoking seductive nourishing protective flavorful leaf for our enjoyment when we decide to return. As for the bag. Errrr I don’t use them I like my leaves in the tea as they steep naked, then I strain them as I pour through the air into a strainer then allow the liquor to rest into the cup/mug till I turn the first drop to my lips and taste the nectar of the process. Which is either a lengthy ferment or a short drying of the leaves.. Come join me for Tea either high tea or low what ever your schedule allows.
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Happen to be trying to find this and learned much more than anticipated in this article. Thanks.
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Andrew,
Come visit the whole site and let me know what you think
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I’m not a tea drinker. but I do love herbs. healing to the sole is what it is.
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Allen,
thank you for your love of herbs and your comment. Remember that the symbol for “Te” in one of the chinese dialects actually means “bitter Herb”. You will see in a future blog. Oh By the Way maybe you could do a blog as my guest about herbs bot the bitter with the sweet. I would like that and I know some of my readers will like to read about them as well.
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I can’t wait to read more info about teas. I really like chai. I’m glad you have an interest in healing herbs. Drinking tea represents diplomacy. President Obama offers tea to congressmen and leaders when they come to the White House for meetings and and parties. I’m sure we can share the knowledge to him about 2Teasu!
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Pauli,
Thank you for your words of encouragement and acknowledgement about tea being both healing and diplomacy. It would be a blast if President Obama and the other heads of state where to visit and place this site upon the map of international relations. It would be wonderful for everyone to be encouraged peaceful and filled with warmth. Come again and tell your friends.Warmest Reguards
The Tea Ambassador
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