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Miach Mihie
UN: werther

STATUS: Student (Grade 10)

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BIO: "It is over life, throughout its unfolding, that power establishes its dominion; death is power's limit, the moment that escapes it; death becomes the most secret aspect of existence, the most private."

-Michel Foucault

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[playitagain]

[The truth is, Nana worries it's a little desperate. But Miach doesn't seem to hate it? To say the least.]

It's true! Tea came to define a lot there. And I remember tea ceremonies were some of my favorite things to attend, on holidays and at events.

Coffee does have some. I never heard about ceremonial coffee in Ethiopia. But I do know that coffeehouses in Austria were important... and the Ottoman Empire, too?

I like my tea with sugar. And preferably a snack!

And coffee with just a little milk.

[imitationsoul]

You've got a better stomach for coffee than I do. If I don't at least put a lot of milk in, I'll be sure to regret it. It's so bitter! If I really need to be awake, I'll do it, but that just speaks to the inherent masochism of mankind. [ This is probably a joke. ]

Tea I take as is. I like black tea a lot, but I hate tea ceremonies. It's nice to drink when reading, however. I don't say no to snacks, but they leave crumbles all over my books and I can't stand it. Having a plain cup of tea is the most elegant way to accompany a novel, if you ask me.

[playitagain]

I don't think I could do coffee with no milk... I suppose, I like a bit of a bitter taste. But the mood has to be right?

Ah, I didn't even think about crumbs in books! That is annoying. But you're right, a good cup of tea and a novel... well, there's something just picture perfect about that. Especially the right cup of tea.

Unfortunately, my books have gotten a little crumb...y?