One of the lifelines of people in Asia, especially in India is a cup of tea. Children, after their adolescent age get used to drinking tea and soon it becomes a habit. Bed Tea is one of the most potent beverages for us Indians, who get energized by this drink, upon which directly depend many other chores, tasks and, even responsibilities.
Vatel Hotel and Tourism Business School encourages its students to think out of the box and touch upon subjects that affect life of people at large. He is an interesting read:
- Tea is a social glue
If you are invited to somebody’s house for the first time and you’re nervous, you do a little mental bump when they offer you a cup. As soon as it is in your hand you feel at ease and can talk about INDO-CHINA WAR (just kidding), tea is not just a beverage but a feeling , a feeling of Sukoon I must add.
2. Sometimes you need more of it
There are times when you are having such a good tea that just a cup is not enough so when you finih it you quickly rush to the kettle to have more because you just enjoyed it so much.
3. It’s never the same
When you add some more of it, it’s never going to be the same as the last sip because of temperature. So you decide your mugs are not big enough.
4. You have special cups for tea (now don’t come up with ‘ you don’t ‘ because every house does !
You have special tea cups that you must have your tea in. you hardly ever finish the whole tea but it’s better to leave some of them to experience the horrors of point 3.
5. Certain foods cannot be eaten ‘tealessly’
If your mother offers you a muffin, your response would be ‘ OKAY BUT FIRST TEA?’
6.Your bedroom looks like a tea shop
You have got empty tea cups everywhere because you forget to take them to the kitchen once they are empty and you come back to your room with another cup of tea and this cycle is never ending.
7. When people say you have too much caffeine
You are like ‘What? It’s just tea…! ‘
8. If you meet a guy/girl and you like them but they don’t drink tea Your heart sinks because what about having a cup of tea together.
9. Your tea habits have evolved
You used to have two sugars when you were young, but you slowly learned the wonders of sugarless tea. But you chuck a bit in if you’re at a café’ or something.
10. When you say No to tea
You decide to have one but then you have to wait before you can make one because the person who offered is going to be like’ don’t you like the way I make t. ea?’ even though the answer is probably NO because nobody make sit like you do.
11. When you have a friend that loves tea as much as you do
‘ we’re going to be best friends forever, you know that right?’
Contributed by:
BY- Ms SANCHI ARORA
Student of Semester VI
Vatel Hotel and Tourism Business School
Sushant University
Gurgaon
