It’s starting to get chilly enough around here that I am actually contemplating turning off the air-conditioning. Heck maybe I’ll even crank up
the knob on the gas fireplace (Quimby really loves that) until it either heats
up our whole apartment (which would take all of 4 minutes) or until one of us
starts to get a headache (which would make me think carbon monoxide poisoning
and confirm my fears that I don’t know exactly how to work this retro
fireplace). Tis’ the season I suppose.
I recall winters in Waco being pretty rough. We must have
been trying to save all our money (at the sacrifice of our comfort) because I
remember the psychological warfare come December when we would wait to see who
would turn on the heater first (and therefore label themselves as weakest and
most self-indulgent). Maybe I imagined all that…but I still kept my distance
from the thermostat. I thought if I wore sweatpants and two pairs of socks to
bed then I could spend the money I saved on a nice meal at Diamondbacks
Steakhouse. First world problems, I know, I know.
Here’s a tasty and cheap way to warm up, a true favorite
from frigid winters at Baylor!
Ginger Honey Lemon Tea
Literally, just that. Cut up a few chunks of fresh ginger
root and toss into a coffee cup with the juice of half a lemon (I like to leave
a wedge of lemon in the tea for more flavor) and an overflowing teaspoon of
honey. Fill with water and microwave until boiling hot. Stir it up and sip
slowly…
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bottom of the cup... |
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good study sipper |
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