

...awwwhhhh it was so refreshing...do you add sugar to your tea...I don't :)
I haven't been making too much stuff lately but I did manage to make these money holders.



...these are going to someone very special :)
Well I'm exhausted and think I better call it a night!
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I would like to try this Sun Tea idea. How did you make yours? How long do you leave it in the sun? I only add a tiny tiny bit of sugar, enough to be neither sweet nor unsweet.
Jane you should give it a try...I took a glass gallon jar...filled it with water and dropped in 2 packets of tea...put the lid back on and into the sun for a few hours :) if it gets cloudy it could sour the tea...so make sure it's a nice sunny day...enjoy!
Thank you! I will most certainly try that!!!
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