The Shed

chopper wrote: James wrote: Tea is always in a mug Coffee is always in a cup 'n' saucer So a mug of tea please, milk no sugar. And Jim, Radio 4 is a bit adult orientated at the moment... I doubt you'll be able to snooze through this. Ooh, I have to disagree. Coffee goes in a mug as well (unless it's an espresso). Or at least it does in my house. I can't be arsed with cups (unless the Queen pops in for tea).

incognito of course

I haven't had a good cappuccino in a while, probably because I only have them when I go out to dinner, and I haven't been to a good restaurant in a while (wife still suffering from first trimester queasiness).

Oh dear............. that "running to the bathroom" phase................. I remember t well!

prog-chick wrote: Oh dear............. that "running to the bathroom" phase................. I remember t well!     It'll be worth it in the long run!   Cappacino is a horrid way to drink coffee, I like coffee plain, strong and hot  none of that namby pamby frothing for me!

Well I drink tea at home, I only have ever had a cappuccino when I've been out and that's usually only because others are having them.  Plus caffeine goes to my head and makes feel weird.

And that "sharing the bath" thing... I've done that too.

Dean wrote: ^ Tea's got caffeine in it

Yes I know but it seems to have less of an affect on me for some odd reason.

However, more than one cup of tea within a few hours of each other isn't good for me.

When I was with Nicky, I used to have a lot of herbal teas as well... the mint one felt like it had cleaned my innards out.

You say that but I find mint tea is the best thing to drink if you have indigestion.

And who said anything about sharing baths...?

Jim Garten wrote: You say that but I find mint tea is the best thing to drink if you have indigestion. And who said anything about sharing baths...?

Someone did... a few pages back.   May have been Steve.

And yes, I had indigestion when I had that Mint Tea (hence why I had it) and it still felt like it was cleansing my innards.

prog-chick wrote: Oh dear............. that "running to the bathroom" phase................. I remember t well!

She's actually just glad that this time around is nowhere near as bad, actually she hasn't thrown up once, just feels tired all the time and nauseous a lot, although it's getting a lot better.  For our first child there was a time in the first three months where she was throwing up a few times a day.

Yes, but no one says stays up all night after drinking 6 cups of tea.