This one was surprising to me! Of all the teas I’ve tried from Yeeon, I had assumed this would be a favorite. I’m surprised that I did not like this shou as much as their other’s. Aroma is very wet and slightly dank — wet wood smells. Flavor to me was uninteresting… Warm and smooth, yes. But, lands rather flat and not strong. This tea doesn’t brew as dark nor for as long as I want it to. Especially at the price point, I expected a bit more “bang”. There are some positives here; the tea is smooth in the mouth, like oil. It has that warm ripe feeling. Yet, if you want a good shou from Yee on, I’m more likely to recommend the purple mark cake or the best taste shou. Those are far cheaper and (imo) far better. Such a bummer ! But I only bought 10 grams so it’s okay haha.
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After a keytar wielding college student awakens at a train station in space, they seek out the train’s conductor to answer how they got there.
Characters:
Finn —
(A lot of these are Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin.)
Finn is the protagonist of the story. They are the keytar playing lead vocalist of a punk rock band. Finn fears never becoming the great famous musician they want to be, and their band is still pretty small. When Finn enters the story, they have to come to terms with finding happiness in who they are now.
The Conductor —
The Conductor is the mysterious and bold figure in charge of the train. She thrives on helping others reach their goals, while her only fear is having passengers get hurt under her watch.
Have had this sample sitting in my stash for too long! This tea is interesting to me, especially as a tea noob. The leaves look a lot like white tea to me, but much greener and smaller. Rustic is a good word for the look and aroma of this one. Lots of hay smell and some of the aroma from golden flowers is there too. A bit bread-like. Gives off a lot of feelings of playing outside in the spring weather. Once hitting this tea with hot water I found all kinds of things in it… Sticks, nuts, seeds, what else? A little piece of plastic too. The liquor has a nice mouth feel, very smooth and light. Bits of the nut have broken off and into the leaf so any flavors I might be getting are probably from that too! Out of all the things I’ve found in my teas, this is probably the biggest seed/nut. I was surprised how much I like this tea, the golden flower flavor is really nice with the much lighter — almost yellow tea liquor. Chapo is a liubao heicha, but it’s not very dark at all. Very nice golden liquor color that’s lightly fogged up by the rustic blend of leaf. The flavors are very reminiscent of hay and autumn leaves. This tea made me quite a bit tea high too. Hit me pretty hard and fast. A brick of this doesn’t go for a lot, so I recommend snagging a sample and giving it a try. It’s definitely worth it for the price if this is something up your alley.
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Recent bg designs for a personal bread related project 🥖
Hello! Thank you for checking out our little blog. My partner and I recently have rediscovered our love for the adorable plush brand called Ugly Dolls. We decided to make an archive of as many of them as we can to help keep these guys alive and well in the minds of Ugly lovers! Feel free to submit your own photos of your childhood Ugly Dolls, it would absolutely make our day.
Thank you for reading and we hope you enjoy! Stay Ugly!❤️
What sizes were made for this doll: Clip Ons, Little Ugly’s, Classic, and 2 Foot.
This doll is 1/??? In the UglyBlog Archive
Tag Biography: Wage is a hard worker, just like you! He works at the local Super Mart and wears his apron to serve his customers best. Does Super Mart know that Wage works there? Nope. But Wage doesn’t mind. He likes to put things in bags, especially snacks.
Doll’s Canonical Relationship to other Dolls:
Babo (Best Friend)
Other Notes / Facts:
Wage was the first Ugly Doll created for the Ugly Doll brand by Sun-Min and David Horvath. David and Sun-Min would send letters back between each-other from America and South Korea, and David would doodle a monster named Wage on the letters. Sun-Min sewed a plushie of Wage and sent it over to David as a gift, thus starting the enigma of Ugly Dolls.
