We all Need a Little Luxury!

A couple days ago, I was chatting with another lovely tea lady about our love for this company, the product and our confidence that business will be good regardless of the economic "crisis". Within our conversation, I was reminded that for many women, the tea offered by Let's Do Tea can serve as a great source of luxury, enjoyment, and pleasure. I also realized, that the enjoyment to be gained from a cup of tea or tea shared with a friend is affordable!



For example: Did you know?



If you purchase a tin of tea for $10.95, use one teaspoon of tea per cup of tea - yielding 40 cups of tea - you are paying a mere .27 cents per cup of tea! AND if you are so daring as to re-steep your tea leaves for a second cup of tea you cut that cost in half!



If you purchase a set of three teas for $28.95, use one teaspoon of tea per cup of tea - yielding 120 cups of tea from the three tins - you are only paying .24 cents per cup of tea!



As I worked through this information, it became my desire and my prayer for each of you, to know that you deserve luxury in your life. You deserve quality products, delicious beverages, warmth on cold days and many blessings! If you have tea in your cupboard, get a cup out of the cabinets, put on some water and enjoy a little luxury Spend some time nurturing yourself in relaxation and peace or invite a friend over, because surly you can spare a quarter in order to have some face-to-face quality time with someone you love and respect. Regardless, I'm sure it beats paying $2.00-$3.00 for a cup of "gourmet" or "luxury" coffee!

In The News

Let's Do Tea was recently featured in an article on the Direct Selling News website. I thought some of you may be interested in reading the article and freshening up on your Let's Do Tea trivia and knowledge! Just click on the link below.

http://www.directsellingnews.com/dsn/index.php/site/entries_archive_display/lets_do_tea/

Taste Bud "Tea"ser

Easy Black Bean Soup

4 Servings

Ingredients:

1 Onion Oil for Sauteeing 2 Garlic Cloves

1 Can Black Beans 1 Cup Water 1 Can Diced Tomatoes

1/3 Cup White Rice 2 Cups Strong Black Tea

Salt & Cayenne to Taste

Directions:

Saute onion in the oil in a 2 qt. pot. Add garlic, saute about a minute. Pour in water, beans, tomatoes, and rice. Bring to a boil, then lower the temperature and cover. Simmer for about half an hour until rice is soft. When soup is finished add salt and cayenne. Stir in the tea, serve as is or blend/puree until preferred consistency.

Enjoy with bread and chedder cheese.

Welcome! Let's do tea.

To all who enjoy a good cup of tea with close and beloved friends or the occassional stranger:

Welcome! I have created this space to inform current tea customers, potential tea customers, tea drinkers and other tea consultants about tea-related things I deem important and worth knowing. This space is sure to become a place filled with recipes, history, insights to hospitality, as well as specials and sales from myself or the company of Let's Do Tea.

If we have not yet had the pleasure of meeting, let me introduce myself. I am Melissa Harrington, Independent Let's Do Tea Consultant. Let's Do Tea is an in home party-planning business that was started in 2003. The company is on a gret track of success and has some of the best loose-leaf tea and tea accessories available. However, the greatest aspect of this company is their focus on hospitality and their desire to bring women, families and all people back to the dining room table for a cup of tea and a meaningful conversation. I hope for nothing less than being able to encourage each of you to undertake the task of extending hospitality and love to all those who have been placed in your lives.

For more information about Let's Do Tea and/or to check out some of our products, please check out www.letsdotea.com or my personal website www.melissa-harringon.letsdotea.org

If you are interested in hosting a tea party or wish to learn more about selling tea products please contact me at melissa.renae.2911@gmail.com

Until we meet for tea,
Melissa Harrington