Water – Blue
Green Tea – Green
Black Tea – Red with black in center
Oolong Tea – Yellow (from Camellia sinensis plant which has yellow in the center)
Color makes it taste better!
Hey, it sort of makes sense. 😉
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White, gray, blue, and orange.
Have a seat and take a load off. 😉
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Sure, make yourself comfortable,
Take your shoes off.
Put your feet up.
Wrap your legs around some luggage.
Recline and put your head back into the pillow.
Put in your ear buds and listen to some music.
Have something to drink.
Take a few extra seats.
Relax and enjoy.
Flying the friendly skies. 😉
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Is looks like a cigarette but it has red and blue wires hanging out the front of it.
So is it a smoke or a ticking time bomb?
Or maybe she’s just trying to look cool.
Nope~Kaboom! 😉
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This lady is just closing her eyes and taking it easy.
She’s got the makeup, nice hat and jewelry and is relaxing with her back to the mirror.
Life is good!
On second thought, why the heck is a neck as long as a giraffe?
What is this another version of Pinocchio or something!
Wake up lady, you’ve got problems to deal with here. 😉
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So I don’t know about you, but I’ve never seen a cat being taken for a walk on leash before.
Apparently, this is a very special breed of cat called Ragdoll (because they tend to go limp/relax when you pick them up).
Aside from being large, soft and beautiful animals, they are known as “dog-like cats” and actually follow people around like a dog on a leash.
Maybe less like a dog and more like a mini lion in perceived size, this is one incredible cat! 😉
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Red one.
Blue one.
Yellow one.
Orange one.
Looks so refreshing.
Especially on the rocks or even better like an icy.Â
Want to try a little (or a lot) of each! 😉
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So important to keep the mind centered.
I tried something new in the pool to tread water using the minimum energy.
At first, my body resisted and I started to flail with my arms and legs.
But then, I centered my mind and started to control my breathing.
My deep focused breaths raised my body above the water almost by itself.
My arms and legs relaxed and just was there for support.
It felt so good to be in a better state of self-control and mindfulness.
Always need to try and keep the mind still, centered, and in control of the body.
Focus, focus, focus! 😉
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