Monday blahs

[ragani]

I am not feeling very social today.
Got very little sleep last night. I hate Sunday nights.

Note to self: Do not get coffee at Jazlas Sunday morning, not mater how tired you are. And why the hell do they not have decaf coffee there anyway?!! #$%^&*!!

Comments

[ragani.livejournal.com]

Yeah, see that is why I got coffee instead. My mistake. I am thinking I could bring my own chai, but it would need milk, so I could just get steamed milk as I need it (well, only in the am when they are willing to make espresso) or cold milk for iced, and mix in Oregon Chai concentrate. I just got several boxes the other day, without a specific reason. Perhaps this is why.

Interested? If so, I will bring some next weekend.

[gypsy-ritsa.livejournal.com]

The problem with Oregon chai (for me) is that it's so sweet, and I'm not a fan of sweetened teas. Someone recently mentioned to me that they also have a not-so-sweet version, but I have yet to taste it (well, unless that's what they serve at the coffee shop next to campus-- it just might be. If so, that stuff is pretty good.) Thanks for the offer! Mmm, chai. *sigh* Nothing compares to Mullahs chai when camping out on fairesite...

[tshuma]

Except making one's own...

[gypsy-ritsa.livejournal.com]

okay, good point, but not terribly practical out on fairesite!

[ragani.livejournal.com]

I agree, not too practical. I have seen what goes into making Mullah's chai, and I already am in charge of making the henna for our whole booth, so I think I will skip fresh maid chai as well.

As for getting the less-sweet Oregon Chai, I have seen it, and would like to try it. I also want to find some of the caffeine-free type, since I would like it later in the day also. I think I saw another brand that makes tetra-boxes of Chai that might be better overall and had some decent selections. If I see any I will pick-up some. Perhaps I saw them at Berkeley Bowl.