My goal for today

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wow! at least you had a productive day! i got to fill out AOS papers, w00t...

Montreal is easy, early congrats on your approval!

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Thanks! I am real nervous about it all but I'll survive! I got an awesome girl to come home to

[KarenCee 3]

Thanks! I am real nervous about it all but I'll survive! I got an awesome girl to come home to

*blushes like mad*

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Oh I've been there, done that, all to realize the stress was for nothing! 15 minutes will seem like 5 hours lol. But as you said, it's worth it to come home to the person of your dreams...

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Oh I've been there, done that, all to realize the stress was for nothing! 15 minutes will seem like 5 hours lol. But as you said, it's worth it to come home to the person of your dreams...

You got that right!

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mmm my mother in law can make good iced tea

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In Georgia, Iced tea is simply referred to as tea. What we call tea, they call Hot tea.

[Miranda&James 8]

In Georgia, Iced tea is simply referred to as tea. What we call tea, they call Hot tea.

I remember on a trip to Pittsburgh the waiter looked at me so weird when I asked for sweet tea.

They are really missing out on something! Same goes for England, except I never found any iced tea whatsoever....

Edited March 7, 2006 by James_and_Miranda

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Oh yeah? Didn't know that, I know theres a place where they call it Sweet Tea but cant remember what area that is in the US...

[KarenCee 3]

In Georgia, Iced tea is simply referred to as tea. What we call tea, they call Hot tea.

I had never tried hot tea with cream and sweetner til I went to Nova Scotia and met Joel's family - I'm hooked on it now. Yes, "tea" in the South is sweet iced tea, and we just call it Tea. Nothing like "tea"

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I had never tried hot tea with cream and sweetner til I went to Nova Scotia and met Joel's family

WOW! I was introduced to that first before i ever even heard of iced tea

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I love iced tea. i cant drink hot tea. unless it's chamomile.

[KarenCee 3]

I had never tried hot tea with cream and sweetner til I went to Nova Scotia and met Joel's family

WOW! I was introduced to that first before i ever even heard of iced tea

Now, the girls at work think I'm all fancy now, drinking my hot tea and cream. Iced tea is still a staple, even in the dead of winter here

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I enjoy both kinds of tea, but tend to only drink the hot when I'm with the hubby's family in Ireland

On another note- the original subject of this thread, I have goofed around enough today to earn myself another blue square (and am now heading off to get some actual work done!)

I had never tried hot tea with cream and sweetner til I went to Nova Scotia and met Joel's family

WOW! I was introduced to that first before i ever even heard of iced tea

Now, the girls at work think I'm all fancy now, drinking my hot tea and cream. Iced tea is still a staple, even in the dead of winter here

I know I just said I was leaving, but had to reply... dead of winter??? In Georgia??? What is that, like 60 degrees?

[KarenCee 3]

I love iced tea. i cant drink hot tea. unless it's chamomile.

(remembers to put chammomile tea on her list)