Good Wednesday Morning, Crew!

[Random_Australian]

Goooooood morning everyone! How does this day find you? For me, my flatmate and I are cooking up a feast for tea (Which is Aussie for 'dinner' or 'evening meal') :bounce: and I am certainly looking forward to it! :D

How is everyone?

Well, honestly, DU seems a bit stressed, so to my part to make you all feel better there will be many, many songs of the day today!

Post your own favourite song too!

It's a musical day today!

The three best songs of the day are "Komm, susser Todd" (Come, sweet Death), a strange song sung while the world ended, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd about their lost band member Syd Barret (who died this month) from just too much LSD too habitually, and the third song is "The Hallelujah Chorus" by Wal George Frederick Handel.

***Disclaimer*** A lot if this music sings praises to Christ and whatnot. I happen to be an atheist, so no worries, I am not trying to put my view on anyone through song. :)

Your other songs today are "Air" #40 by Bach, "Jesu, Joy Of Mans Desiring" by varied, "Sing For The Moment" by eminem, "Hall Of The mountain King" by Grieg, "The White Tree" from Lord Of The Rings 3, "Bridge over troubled waters" By Simon and Garfunkel, "Zombie" by the Cranberries, "Sunday Bloody Sunday" By U2, and "Losing My Religion" & "Everybody hurts" by REM, "Albatross" by fleetwood mac, and "Hear my prayer, O Lord" by Henry Purcell, and "The twenty third Psalm" by Franz Schubert.

Check in, Crew, it is time to start the day!

[Random_Australian]

1. CURRENT EARLY MORNING CREW MEMBERS

• AirmensMom
• AussieDave
• Bigwillq
• Billyskank
• Bridgit
• Buddhamama
• BuffyTheFundieSlayer
• Bzzzz
• CallMeWesley
• Cannikin
• Crispini
• DanCa
• Droopy
• Entanglement
• Femmocrat
• Flblu2
• FoxMulder
• GalleryGod
• GBrooks
• Haruka3_2000
• Heidi
• Hissyspit
• Jamastiene
• Joan_Alpern
• Khashka
• KitchenWitch
• Libnnc
• LizzieGrace
• Mdmc
• Minnesota Libra
• MissHoneychurch
• MrsGrumpy
• Mutley_r_us
• Neoma
• Newyawker99
• OhioBlues
• Petersond
• Random_Australian
• Redwitch
• Robeson
• Sbj405
• Scooter24
• SeattleGirl
• SimplyFugue
• Southlandshari
• Starbucks Anarchist
• SugarSmack
• Swimboy
• Terrya
• Tjwmason
• TexanWitch
• Wetzelbill
• Whoa_Nelly
• WildHorses
• WritingIsMyReligion
• XemaSab
• ZombieNixon

And a very special mention to the morning crew mentor, Clintmax himself! Hope you are back soon Clint!

[wildhorses]

2. mornin' R_A

:hi: still at work...one more hour to go...tired and hating life ...not really just another lausy nite at work


nice music though. wish I was listening to it instead of sitting here with these idjits I work with!

[Random_Australian]

6. Good Morning Wild!

Come one wild, just one more hour, you can make it.... why won't time go faster? I know the feeling.

Anyway, may you soon (in about ten hours) be not-tired and loving life. (2 hours to get home and eat & take care of things, 8 to sleep was the thought there).

Thanks for the compliment! And as for the idjits, I suggest either using a completely shit practical joke, OR laughing insanely as a stampede of wild horses mushes their workstations as they flee in terror. That would teach them.... so, got any spare horses with you?

[tjwmason]

3. Good morning Random.

:hi:

Great to see you this fine day. Quite a variety of songs for the day, and for about the first time I've heard of many.

:hug:

[Random_Australian]

8. Good morning, tj!

Lovely to see you too! Ooooh, did you know the enimem one, and did you know the 23rd Psalm? That is what I would like to know.

Anyway, I see a hug! :hug: backatcha! :pals:


:hi:

[NMMNG]

4. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"? Which part?

There are nine parts to the song after all. :P

Excellent choice BTW. Pink Floyd is my favorite group.

[Random_Australian]

5. Good Morning Buffy!

Parts 1-7, but really, I don't mind as long as it contains the line "Come on you target for faraway laughter, come on you stranger, you legend, you martyr and shine" My favourite line, as you might have guessed.

What did you think of the 'other side' you thought you would get to see of me?

[NMMNG]

7. Quite interesting

I would never have expected it.


If you start praying though I'm running....

[Random_Australian]

9. Hey wow! That is a pretty good idea!

No, I am serious. How am I to understand the religious if I have never prayed? I might just try that.

No need to run though. :)

Mind you, I will have to pick some time when my mind is exceptionally stable... those religious things get out of hand sometimes.

(By explanation, I do get quite a few of what they call "religious experiences" ... you know, when they fall down and pray to Jesus and become converts.... note the 'they' in that. I will say nothing of how genuine I think theirs, but through experimentation I am really, really sure mine are not real. So I listen to religious music as an outlet, as they are 'safe' ways to induce a mild religious feeling, which I rather like the feel of.... I suppose since I have no coffee nor alcohol or drugs I need some brain modifyer.)

(P.S. Now I think about it, 'did' not 'do' get religious experiences. I am very stable now, and it is all self done. I am quite proud of that)

[NMMNG]

14. Brain modifier, eh?

At least the fundies admit god is a drug. :P


You could always try Scientology. I hear every one of their magical tonics has wormwood in it. That should give you a real brain modification.

I've been a Christian and none of my "religious experiences" were half as spiritual as walking on a beach, seeing children at play or cuddling a furry animal. I guess I just never found the spiritual in the traditional things.

[Random_Australian]

21. Scientology? Hell no.

I can't even drink, and these gimboids are gonna give me wormwood?

In fact, I am adding a new other song of the day, especially for the scientologists, the appropriately named South Park song "Uncle Fucker". :)

:bounce:

Oooh! Oooh! Have you seen the movie "The Life Of Brian" by the people from Monty Python?

[NMMNG]

88. Funny you should mention "Uncle F...."

That song has been flitting through my head off and on for the past few weeks for reasons unknown. :rofl:




I haven't seen "The Life of Brian", but I'm sure I'm missing out by not having done so.

[Heidi]

10. Mornin', sunshine!

:hug:

[Random_Australian]

11. Morning, Heidi Moonbeams!

:)

and as for the hug, :hug: backatcha.

How are you this fine morn, my dear? :D

[Heidi]

13. That's the sweetest thing anyone's called me all day.

Thank you, my friend. :hug:

All is OK. I'm headed back to the studio to start another painting. :thumbsup:

Love to you, Greekspeak, Rocky and I-forgot-your-kitty's-name. :grouphug:

[Random_Australian]

15. Great to hear!

Though I must point out that Clintmax is away, and that I am filling in! Look at the author of the OP!

Good luck with the painting! :bounce: What is it of?

[Heidi]

16. Oh, duh. Sorry about that.

But hug to you, too, R_A! :hug:

[Random_Australian]

18. Sorry? That was a lovely, lovely compliment!

I have tried to keep the spirit alive by making the threads like Clint, even checking back through his old ones, and following syntax and smilie use. :)

Hug? Backatcha times many!

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:
                                                  :loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:
                              :loveya::pals::pals::pals::pals::hug::hug::hug::hug::pals::pals::pals::pals::loveya:
          :loveya::loveya::loveya::pals::pals::pals::hug::hug::hug:YOU ARE HERE:hug::hug::hug::pals::pals::pals::loveya::loveya::loveya:
                             :loveya::pals::pals::pals::pals::hug::hug::hug::hug::pals::pals::pals::pals::loveya:
                                                  :loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:
:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:



You like it?

[Heidi]

20. Yes, I like.

That you, R_A. And you're doing a fine job filling in for Clint. :pals:

[Random_Australian]

22. Thanks Miss Heidi!

Any news from Clint?

[MissHoneychurch]

12. Good morning

:hi:

I like your choice of music for today. Those are actually pieces I know :wow:

I just came back from my lunchbreak. I was so brave to go outside. In case my spelling gets wet or anything - blame the weather.

[Random_Australian]

17. Good Morning Miss Honey!

Pieces you know? My Golly Gosh, the world really is coming to an end!

But, uh, one little question...

what in the world is 'wet' spelling?

And I will blame the weather.... in Texas. :)

[MissHoneychurch]

19. Well, I am dripping here

and in case those sweatdrops follow my typing and move into the screen ... well ... I would say it was a bad attempt of a joke ... blame the weather ... LOL

[Random_Australian]

23. Anyway, why not just absorb about

300 hundred thousand tons of atmospheric CO2 and plunge the earth into a new ice age? That would solve your problems, all right.

Lemme guess, you don't have room in the house for the 300 000 tonnes. No-one does these days. Silly small houses. :)

[MissHoneychurch]

24. Aren't we doing that anyway?

I mean with the industry and A/C and cars ... OH wait, I am not an industry, I have no A/C and I barely drive my car ..... hmmmm .....

:)

[Random_Australian]

25. uh, absorb = remove from atmosphere.

Those things add to the CO2.

:)

I blame the weather. Texas is way too hot or cold or just right or cloudy or rainy or there are too many exploding silver shickens with missing fiftieth nostrils there.

[MissHoneychurch]

26. You can tell

I never was the best in physics or chemistry :blush: So please spare with me. Gosh, I am not even sure what I type these days is correct English.

[Random_Australian]

27. Don't worry, I have the solution.

Though all I will be able to say under this solution is "Freude schöner Götterfunken, tochter aus Elysium wir betreten feuertrunken, Himmsliche dein heligtum. Diene zaubur binden weider was de Modé steng geteilt, alle Menschen werden Brüder wodein snafter flügel wielt"

Tell me, is it the least bit impressive that I know that off by heart? (At least the sound, not the spelling or punctuation)

[MissHoneychurch]

28. I am very impressed

I love that piece by Beethoven. You do know that the text is by Friedrich von Schiller, right?

And I am impressed that you even found the Umlaut letters :)

[Random_Australian]

29. Thanks! And I knew that the text was by someone other than

Mr Beethoven himself, but I did not know who.

I got the umlaut letters? Wow. My memory is a lot better than I thought. I last saw a written version about 4 months ago.

Yay! PARTY!

:D:yourock::applause::applause::applause::applause::applause::wow::yourock::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::yourock::pals::headbang::yourock::loveya::loveya::headbang::thumbsup::party::wow::thumbsup::thumbsup::toast::thumbsup::headbang::party::thumbsup::bounce::pals::thumbsup::applause::toast::pals::headbang::headbang::wow::pals::D:party::yourock::bounce::D:toast::yourock::wow::yourock::party::bounce::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::thumbsup::toast::party::pals::D:toast::pals::wow::bounce::toast::pals::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::yourock::loveya::wow::loveya::headbang::wow::bounce::headbang::thumbsup::headbang::wow::thumbsup::applause::pals::loveya::headbang::applause::applause::applause::applause::applause::bounce::headbang::D:party::D:party::yourock::pals::applause::wow::thumbsup::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::loveya::wow::D:toast::party::toast::loveya::bounce::headbang::loveya::thumbsup::pals::yourock::wow::pals::party::loveya::wow::bounce::loveya::D:wow::D:toast::pals::bounce::thumbsup::loveya::pals::wow::thumbsup::pals::loveya::party::bounce::thumbsup::headbang::toast::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::party::applause::applause::applause::applause::applause::yourock::pals::headbang::D:bounce::yourock::party::pals::bounce::D:yourock::party::wow::D:toast::loveya::wow::party::toast::D:wow::D:toast::yourock::pals::loveya::toast::headbang::yourock::applause::party::bounce::bounce::loveya::applause::toast::wow::party::bounce::thumbsup::loveya::wow::headbang::loveya::D

[MissHoneychurch]

30. LOL

You are nuts!!!!!
Here is the text again.
And if you saw that written last time 4 months ago I am even more impressed!!!

Schiller, Friedrich (1759-1805)

Freude schöner Götterfunken

Freude, schöner Götterfunken, Tochter aus Elysium!
Wir betreten feuertrunken, Himmlische, dein Heiligtum.
Deine Zauber binden wieder, was die Mode streng geteilt,
alle Menschen werden Brüder, wo dein sanfter Flügel weilt.
Seid umschlungen, Millionen! Diesen Kuß der ganzen Welt!
Brüder, überm Sternenzelt muß ein lieber Vater wohnen!
Wem der große Wurf gelungen, eines Freundes Freund zu sein,
wer ein holdes Weib errungen, mische seinen Jubel ein!
Ja, wer auch nur eine Seele sein nennt auf dem Erdenrund!
Und wer's nie gekonnt, der stehle weinend sich aus diesem Bund!
Was den großen Ring bewohnet, huldige der Sympathie.
Zu den Sternen leitet sie, wo der Unbekannte thronet.

Freude heißt die starke Feder in der ewigen Natur;
Freude, Freude treibt die Räder, in der großen Weltenuhr.
Blumen lockt sie aus den Keimen, Sonnen aus dem Firmament,
Sphären rollt sie in den Räumen, die des Sehers Rohr nicht kennt.
Froh wie seine Sonnen fliegen durch des Himmels prächtigen Plan,
laufet Brüder, eure Bahn, freudig wie ein Held zum Siegen!

Freude sprudelt in Pokalen; in der Traube goldnem Blut
trinken Sanftmut Kannibalen, die Verzweiflung Heldenmut. -
Brüder, fliegt von euren Sitzen, wenn der volle Römer kreist;
laßt den Schaum zum Himmel spritzen: dieses Glas dem guten Geist!
Den der Sterne Wirbel loben, den des Seraphs Hymne preist,
dieses Glas dem guten Geist überm Sternenzelt dort oben!

Festen Mut in schweren Leiden, Hilfe, wo die Unschuld weint,
Ewigkeit geschwornen Eiden, Wahrheit gegen Freund und Feind,
Männerstolz vor Königsthronen - Brüder, gält's Gut und Blut:
dem Verdienste seine Kronen, Untergang der Lügenbrut!
Schließt den heilgen Zirkel dichter!
Schwört bei diesem goldnem Wein,dem Gelübde treu zu sein,
schwört es bei dem Sternenrichter!

[Random_Australian]

31. Nuts? I am full of fruit!

There was some good specials down at the supermarket. Apples, Strawberries, and rockmelon.


So nuts to your nuts, nut!

Edit:

Sanfter? I could have SWORN it was snafter!

[MissHoneychurch]

32. Sanft = gentle

Snafter is not a word.

Apropos fruits and nuts. What are ya cooking?

[Random_Australian]

40. I'm quite finished eating, but tea was honey-soy chicken with

garlic 'n' pepper potatoes, broccoli, peas & baby carrots, then for dessert, rockmelon, strawberries and apples with ice cream!

And all SO CHEAP.

:)

[MissHoneychurch]

43. Uhhhh....

could you come over and cook dinner=tea for me??? Man, that sounds yummy!!!

[Random_Australian]

47. It was. I happen to have a Hospitality Certificate II.

And I duxed the class too. (At least in the theory components)

[MissHoneychurch]

49. Well if you need more help with the practical components

you know where to find me :hi:

Actually you could at least post the recipe.

[Random_Australian]

54. Sheesh, it was just a throw-together of ingredients from the sharehouse.

the marinade for the chicken (This serves 2) was just

2 tsp soy sauce
2 tsp kecap manis
3 tsp water
2 tsp oil
2 tsp honey

on some thigh fillets

the potato just had a little garlic and salt and pepper to taste (garlic and butter actually, otherwise the garlic does not work)

the broccoli was steamed

the peas & carrots were microwaved

the fruit was just chopped up and put with ice cream.

That is all, it is very simple.

[MissHoneychurch]

55. Thanks

one tiny question though: What is/are kecap manis?

[Random_Australian]

61. Indian Sweet Soy Sauce.

CHEAP.

But not bitey like soy, and thick.

[MissHoneychurch]

63. OK thanks

see, I keep learning. I am always looking out for new ideas for dinner.

[Random_Australian]

67. It is useful on noodles as it is thick and sticks to them.

Careful to use only a little, it is strong stuff!

[MissHoneychurch]

71. Have to find it first here in Germany

and another thanks for the tip = hint.

[Random_Australian]

74. It is always hidden but it is there. One bottle lasts a few years,

so don't worry about irregular supply!

[MissHoneychurch]

82. Great

now I am hungry ... LOL

[swimboy]

86. Snafter!

It IS a word NOW! :rofl: At least I'm going to try to use it!

Hello, MissHoneychurch! Are you well into your day? :hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

87. I had a math teacher

who said "Schnafte" which ment so much as cool :rofl:

"Snafter" reminds me of that :rofl:


Hey swimboy, my day is getting to the ends. Quarter to nine already. I had a good day. Nothing special but I booked my train ticket for Saturday. I am going to meet with friends from my college (or University of Applied Sciences).

[Callalily]

34. Morning MissH

I'm not at all surprised that you've heard RA's song selections. You're quite versed music wise. I'm running late, slept in this morning. And now I've really gotta move. Have to pack my lunch, and then I'm outta here.

Wishing you a great day, and try to stay dry.

[MissHoneychurch]

35. Morning SimplyF

I know how you feel not wanting out of bed. I fight that obsticle every morning ... LOL

You have a great day also and we talk tomorrow again

[Callalily]

33. Morning RA

Just popped in to say Hi. I'm running late, just couldn't drag myself out of bed. Then I realized it was recycle day/garbage day and I really had to move. But I made it.

Interesting how you've taken great pains to get the flavor of Clint's morning thread. You're doing just fine, and we like you just the way you are.

Gotta say howdy to MissH and then I'm outta here. Wishing you a fine "tea".

[Random_Australian]

36. Good morning SimplyF!

Hope you get to work or similar on time!

Couldn't get out of bed, huh? Man, I know the feeling! So warm and comfy!

Thanks! Tea was really, REALLY good.

Have a nice day and :hug: backatcha!

[Cannikin]

37. Good Morning Random_Australian!

I dont have a favorite song, but Pink's entire album is good

[Random_Australian]

42. Good Morning Cannikin!

I am afraid I have never heard of Pink though... what kind of music do they play?

How are you?

[Cannikin]

81. She's a singer, but kind of a tough girl. Not like Brittany in any way

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgOhHGWg-KA&search=pink

[AirmensMom]

38. Good morning, RA!

:donut: :hi:

I'm still a little sleepy, but it's time to get going! :bounce:

"Komm, susser Todd" has got to be the most beautiful piece ever written. Good choice! :loveya:

[MissHoneychurch]

41. Good morning MissAirmens

:hi:

It is always kinda funny for me to see ya'll writing German. And cute.

How are you today?

:loveya: :hug: :pals:

[AirmensMom]

46. Good morning, MissHC!

:hi::loveya::hug:
Well, thay IS the name of the piece. :shrug:

Still tired, but doing better, thanks. You? :pals:

[MissHoneychurch]

48. Komm süßer Tod

to be correct and me being a Korinthenkacker :rofl:

I am doing fine. Actually I am great. No worries or heart sickness or anything. I am just happy.

[AirmensMom]

53. Well, yeah.

But that was the English spelling of a German word. :shrug: :rofl:

I'm glad you're fine and happy! :bounce: :loveya: :hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

57. Excuses, excuses

LOL :hug:

I am glad also that I am not suffering that much. That is what I told you before. Once I am over a man who hurt me he has no chance whatsoever to come back to me. No second chance.

[AirmensMom]

60. Damn right!

:rofl:

I sure am relieved to hear that! You go, girl! :yourock:

[MissHoneychurch]

65. I think it is the best revenge

to show them they aren't THAT important.´



Anything else in German you want - or want not - to know how to spell correctly? :P

[AirmensMom]

66. You're right about that!

:bounce:

Um, no, thanks ... but I'll let you know. Ist das nicht ein simple thing? :rofl: (My ex-sister-in-law used to always say that. :rofl:)

[MissHoneychurch]

70. Could be something I could say

with me sometimes not being able to find the correct German word when I talked a lot in English :rofl:

[AirmensMom]

76. It is sort of mixed up, isn't it?

But I would say back to her, "Ja, das ist ein simple thing!" :rofl: :silly:

I have to get going. I'm going to try to trap that cat this morning. He's actually quite tame and sweet ... but he needs to be neutered and looked over. I could probably just pick him up but I don't quite know him well enough yet. :D

Have a great day! I'll be around at some point after I get other things done. :loveya: :hug: :hi:

[MissHoneychurch]

83. Good luck with the cat hunt

and have a great day too. Say hello to harleydad from me :hi:


We can talk later more

:loveya:

[Random_Australian]

44. Oh WOW! You know "Komm, susser Todd" !!! OMG that is unexpected!

Where did you find your copy? Or did you watch the show that I saw it in or what?

Uh, I mean, Good morning Miss Airmens! :loveya: :bounce:

So, do tell, how did you get to know the song?

[AirmensMom]

51. I have a wonderful old record.

"Stokowsky Conducts Bach"... THE BEST! I've had the record forever and don't remember where I got it. I recently downloaded a newer, slightly different, album from iTunes (also Stokowsky). :loveya:

What show was it in?

[Random_Australian]

58. Looks like wehave very different versions.

Mine is from a show that went to great lengths to get great music. "Komm" was played as the world ended. In fact, it won Japanese grammies, I hear.

Check your pm! (in a minute)

[AirmensMom]

64. I guess so.

No one compares to Stokowsky, in my book. I love his interpretations. Anyway, I just PMed you.

[Random_Australian]

69. Got the pm and all is sent!

Ok cool!

We shall see!

Downloading now!

[AirmensMom]

72. Got yours, too.

What do you play it with? I tried to open it with iTunes and it doesn't recognize it as a music file.

[Random_Australian]

73. Realplayer will recognise it, and you can get that for free.

Unfortunately, the same does not go for iTunes. I cannot read that file! Damn!

[AirmensMom]

77. We'll have to work on that.

I have to go for now, but I might be able to convert it.

[Random_Australian]

78. See you! I am working on a solution too!

[xchrom]

39. mornin from california.

[Random_Australian]

45. Hail, xchrom!

How are you today?

[xchrom]

50. i'm ok -- much has not changed in my house.

my dad still inches toward the heavenly door -- and that dictates my life from moment to moment.

and your good self?

[Random_Australian]

52. Strangely, though mine does the same, it affects me very little.

Who knows why. Probably the distance.

My dad is dying of Motor Neurone Disease/Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis/Lhou Gherigs Disease. Yours?

(If it is not too personal a topic)

If it is, well, what is your favourite song?

[xchrom]

56. just age.

he's 94.

he can't walk -- he has been very, very ill for most of the last year and required my attention at every moment.

i have hospice now -- and morphine and such to keep him out of pain --

the hardest thing has been that he has not been happy -- and my dad has always been an easy going guy -- with always a ready smile.

and that's not been him lately.

[Random_Australian]

59. I see. That is happening to my grandparents right now, though they are

younger.

Sad to hear that happen, it can be so trying at times.

[xchrom]

62. this is years ago now -- but when my partner died

i didn't have hospice -- i'm not sure if they were even an organization -- they make a real difference.

[Random_Australian]

68. The people that help in times of need and grief are great people.

And there are quite a few of them, which is a good sign for the world.

[xchrom]

79. indeed -- they are remarkable.

[Mutley]

75. Morning R_A

Hey, where's Clint been?


I'm glad you're doing well. :hug:

[Random_Australian]

80. Morning, mutley!

Clint? He has to work late so he cannot get up early, unfortunately.

I'm glad I am doing well too.

How are you?

[Random_Australian]

84. Time to get going to bed, his crew!

Have a nice day and take care of each other!

[swimboy]

85. Good day, RandoM!

I'm having a listen to the White Tree right this minute. I'm enjoying the choral component of the music. I'm a chorister myself and I think voices add a wonderful element to the orchestra in classically structured pieces.

I can't thank you enough for your timely word of caution yesterday. As a direct result, I was NOT run down by a truck shortly after 3:00pm my time or your time.

Enjoy a fantabulous tea!