Dunton Blessings

So for those of you who are unaware,I am an avid tea drinker.I drink somewhere between 1-3 cups of tea a day.If I really enjoy a certain kind,I will constantly reuse it 2-3 more times before tossing it out.Ill use honey but if we're fresh out,I usually end up using cane sugar.They both taste the same to me.So,when I'm usually quiet,sitting in our rocking chair beside a roaring fireplace I think about things.Things that usually we take for granted or have forgotten how things came to be.So,I was sipping my tea when I suddenly came upon a thought.How did tea come to be??When did we first discover it?Questions like that.I found the answer so interesting I thought I might share it with you although I'm not entirely  if theres actually any truth to it,but its certainly interesting. So about 5,000 and some years ago an Emperor,Shen Nung,accidentally discovered how great tea was.He was sitting in his garden,boiling hot water,when the wind blew and some leaves had gotten in his tea

 Okay,so this post may be a little late,in this  case,I apologize.Ive been really stressed and struggling over my personal life right now and often forget little things I still have yet to do.So,on the note of it being Valentines Day,here are some great things to do on Valentines Day: 1.Talk,Talk,Talk!! For families it is ESSENTIAL talk.For parents to know what's on their kids' minds or sometimes their perspective on things.Its important to tie those heartstrings.Even the smallest of children can have the best views on life or the world.I can't tell you how many times a small child has picked up something on a subject or even my spirit.Like,a week after my grandma passed away,Quinn(A very sweet friend,3 years old boy),walked up to me when I was in a corner by myself just staring at the walls and said: "Hannah,why are you sad?" "I'm not sad,"I tried to convince both him and me,smiling. "Yes,you are,"He said "Well,wouldn't you be sad