General Malaise
Footballguy
Alright, it's going to touch 90 or so here which means it's time to make some Sun Tea! Nothing better than a refreshing glass of Sun Tea over ice on a hot day. Here's what I'm doing the second I get home:
- Get out my big old thick glass clear mason jar and give her a good cleaning.
- Cut a hole in the box.
- Fill her up to the top with cold, delicious Bull Mountain water.
- We're gonna add 4 (FOUR) Ginger Chair Fire tea bags made by the lovely folks at Stash.
- Grab you a lime and zest it in the water, then cut in half and squeeze the juice in there. Discard the rest.
- Go into your garden beds and pluck out some fresh mint. Or buy some at the store. Lightly beat the mint leaves by playfully squeezing and jerking them, releasing fragrant oils and toss them into the drink.
- Secure the lid, go outside and find a nice sunny spot, preferably on some concrete or cement, but not necessary and let the helium gods do the work for you.
- 3 hours later, pull out the tea bags, strain out the mint, pour over some ice and just quench your thirst. You earned it.
This has been General Malaise for frugal refreshment making.
- Get out my big old thick glass clear mason jar and give her a good cleaning.
- Cut a hole in the box.
- Fill her up to the top with cold, delicious Bull Mountain water.
- We're gonna add 4 (FOUR) Ginger Chair Fire tea bags made by the lovely folks at Stash.
- Grab you a lime and zest it in the water, then cut in half and squeeze the juice in there. Discard the rest.
- Go into your garden beds and pluck out some fresh mint. Or buy some at the store. Lightly beat the mint leaves by playfully squeezing and jerking them, releasing fragrant oils and toss them into the drink.

- Secure the lid, go outside and find a nice sunny spot, preferably on some concrete or cement, but not necessary and let the helium gods do the work for you.
- 3 hours later, pull out the tea bags, strain out the mint, pour over some ice and just quench your thirst. You earned it.
This has been General Malaise for frugal refreshment making.