Making delicious tea

We think that the most monarchic drink of all is the tea. So, here is the recipe.

Warm the teapot before adding one teaspoon for each person and "one for the teapot". Bring fresh water to the boil and pour in immediately. Allow the tea to brew for five minutes, then stir and serve. Tea may be served with milk, honey or slices of lemon and sugar added according to taste. Chose Indian(Assam, Madras), Chinese or Japanese.

Drinking tea is not just 'driking tea". It is a ritual, magical, magnificent few moments during the day when You can sit in a peace, think about the previous part of the day or plan the rest of it. Calm and intelligent talk can be added to the ritual to make it meaningfull and deep.

Drink slowly. You probably won't have an eulogy like this: ,,RIP Killed by the Earl Grey"

Select Your company to the teatime. They have to be clean, with IQ above the average, smart, with a sence of humor, preferably with an aristocratic title.

And as Sting sings:
I don't drink coffee I take tea my dear
I like my toast done on one side
And you can hear it in my accent when i talk...

In the beginning

In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. (gen.)

In the beggining of my kingdom WE(as for we Our Royal Highness) created a webblog. This is a substitude for a real kingdom which will be created in the nearest future:) probably We will invade the British Isles. Or Irish, an easier part of land to rule.

But now seriously. if someone knows me, he or she knows about my platonic love to monarchism. And my desire to be a Queen some day:) So instead of marrying a Prince (must be in a straight line to the throne) or assasinating the Queen of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and other territories I can write about monarchism, being a monarch and so on. I can write here whatever my kind of sick imagination will tell me...and I like it:))

Oh, and LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!